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Write a predicate 'addbubba' which will place 'bubba' after each atom

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rukman

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e.g. ?-addbubba([a,b,c],X).
X=[a,bubba,b,bubba,c,bubba]



I tried like this..


addbubba([],[]).


addbubba([X|Y],[A|B]):- not(integer(X)), isList(Y),A = X,addbubba(Y,B),append(B,'bubba',K).

pls help its urgent...

 
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