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- The Append program can be used to append two lists:
append(c(H,T), B, c(H,TB)) <= append(T, B, TB).
append(nil, B, B).
? append( c(1, c(2, nil)), c(3, c(4, nil)), X).
{ Append run Forwards. }
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- NB. The applet above needs Java on.
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- The same program can also be run "backwards"
to take a list apart:
append(c(H,T), B, c(H,TB)) <= append(T, B, TB).
append(nil, B, B).
? append( X, Y, c(1, c(2, c(3, nil))) ).
{ Append run Backwards. }
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- In this case there are four pairs of lists, X and Y,
which give c(1, c(2, c(3, nil))) when appended.
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