Question: PROLOG Here is a DFA and its transitions: startnode(s1). finalnode(s4). transition(s1, a, s2). transition(s2, a, s2). transition(s3, a, s1). transition(s2, b, s1). transition(s3, b, s4).
PROLOG
Here is a DFA and its transitions:

startnode(s1). finalnode(s4). transition(s1, a, s2). transition(s2, a, s2). transition(s3, a, s1). transition(s2, b, s1). transition(s3, b, s4). transition(s2, c, s4). transition(s4, d, s3).
Create a predicate in Prolog, states(X), where X is a list of symbols, that shows the states it traverses from. Before that it should be checked that we have the correct input symbols (only a, b, c, d).
I am giving some examples:
?-states([a,a,c]).
S1
S2
S2
S4
true
?-states([a,c,c]).
false
I hope it is clear.
a a Si S2 b a b S3 S4 d
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