In PROLOG, write a binary predicate fof, short for 'full of
full', which
will precede each atom in a list by the atom full.
E.g. ?- fof([a,b,c]),L).
L = [full,a,full,b,full,c]
NOTE: only atoms, not numbers or lists or trees.
The required problem can be solved as follows
%to assign one list to another
set(X,X).
%%Leave the empty list as it is
fof([],[]).
%H is first element of old list
%if it is atom find T2 from T1 and append it in front of
full,H
%other wise append it in front of H only
fof([H|T1] , L) :-
( atom(H)
-> fof(T1,T2) , set([full,H|T2],L)
; fof(T1,T2) , set([H|T2],L)
).

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