Computers and Technology, 05.11.2020 19:20 viridianasar5158

Define the subtraction predicate: set_difference(Set1,Set2,SetDiffere nce) where all the three sets are represented as lists. For example, set_difference([a, b,c, d],[b, d,e, f],[a, c]). should return true. Also, the predicate should terminate as soon as the first solution is found when unifying variables for these arguments. That is, set_difference([a, b,c, d],[b, d,e, f],X). should terminate immediately after finding the first solution, X = [a, c].

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