In python. So I have function that basically reduces a word to another word in a given list. I call the list; words = []. For example, the word 'apples' can be reduced to 'apple' by removing the character 's' or 'crave' can be reduced to 'rave' by removing the character 'c'. So basically the logic here is that the function can reduce one word to a another word in a list. What Im trying to create is a function that basically tests whether or not the given sequence of reductions is true or false. So a function that tests the reduction function. It should take two input lists and return either true or false. So, it should return true if the reduced word is in the input list and false if the word cannot be reduced from to another word. It should also return true if the word has no possible reductions but is in the words = [] list, false if the word is not in the list at all . (You can choose your own words for the words = [] list). (PS, please leave comments explaining the logic and code so I can understand better.)

here is the test function template:

def test_reduction_word(x, words): #note: x should be the input list that accepts sequence of words.

x = []

pass