Proof: Pop Index Result Example 3

Let's prove the following theorem:

remaining elements after [ 2, [ 1, [ ] ] ] is popped at index 0 and visited stack is [ ] = [ 1, [ ] ]

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Proof Table
# Claim Reason
1 remaining elements after [ 2, [ 1, [ ] ] ] is popped at index 0 and visited stack is [ ] = reverse of (result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ]) remaining elements after [ 2, [ 1, [ ] ] ] is popped at index 0 and visited stack is [ ] = reverse of (result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ])
2 result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ] = [ 1, [ ] ] result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ] = [ 1, [ ] ]
3 reverse of (result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ]) = reverse of [ 1, [ ] ] if result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ] = [ 1, [ ] ], then reverse of (result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ]) = reverse of [ 1, [ ] ]
4 reverse of [ 1, [ ] ] = [ 1, [ ] ] reverse of [ 1, [ ] ] = [ 1, [ ] ]
5 reverse of (result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ]) = [ 1, [ ] ] if reverse of (result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ]) = reverse of [ 1, [ ] ] and reverse of [ 1, [ ] ] = [ 1, [ ] ], then reverse of (result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ]) = [ 1, [ ] ]
6 remaining elements after [ 2, [ 1, [ ] ] ] is popped at index 0 and visited stack is [ ] = [ 1, [ ] ] if remaining elements after [ 2, [ 1, [ ] ] ] is popped at index 0 and visited stack is [ ] = reverse of (result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ]) and reverse of (result of dumping [ 1, [ ] ] to [ ]) = [ 1, [ ] ], then remaining elements after [ 2, [ 1, [ ] ] ] is popped at index 0 and visited stack is [ ] = [ 1, [ ] ]

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