Prolog Facts and Rules Example 4

In example4.pl, write a set of prolog facts and rules called insertElementIntoListEnd that inserts an element onto the end of a given list. The given element must be the first argument, the given list must be the second and the final list with the inserted element must be the third argument. You may use merge rule as part of this answer.

Eg: insertElementIntoListEnd(El, List, NewList)

Your code should produce the following results:

?- insertElementIntoListEnd(7,[1,2,3], X).

X = [1,2,3,7].

?- insertElementIntoListEnd(2, [1], X).

X = [1, 2].

?- insertElementIntoListEnd(1, [], X).

X = [1].

example4.pl

%Definitions for isElementInList(El, List)

%Definitions for reverseList(List, ReversedList)

%insertElementIntoListEnd(El, List, NewList)

%Definitions for mergeLists(List1, List2, Merged)