Guide to Prolog Programming

© Roman Barták, 1998

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Prolog in Examples

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Chapters in this section are intended to be a tutorial to Prolog programming and to programming in general. You can find here a lot examples of (hopefully) working Prolog programs that show principles of declarative programming (you can try some of them in a new Test Zone). We start with trivial examples to introduce basic program and data structures and continue with more advanced programs which show how to implement algorithms in Prolog and how to solve problems using Prolog.

The goal of this tutorial is to convince you, that Prolog can be an efficient tool to do programming if you know the right techniques.

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Note, that most of the following subsections are taken from "Learning Prolog in Examples" subsite in the original Interactive Prolog Guide.


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