How to find the Nth element of a list, and print said element out?

First of all, you have to understand that in Prolog, you don't manipulate return values of function. The reason behind this is that you do not manipulate functions, but predicates. So length(List) never evaluates to a number, but to true or false, as any other predicate.

When you write findelement(List, length(List), len... the findelement predicate won't be called with something like a, b, c and 3 it will be called with something like a, b, c and length(a, b, c) . So already your program cannot work.

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