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Language PROLOG

Viccari, R., An intelligent tutoring system for the PROLOG language, Ph. D. Thesis,. 1988. [Pg.106]

Other familiar languages may be C, ADA, LISP, ALGOL, PL/I, Prolog, and APL which are now available on many microcomputer systems. [Pg.110]

Logical computer languages (e.g., PROLOG, LISP) by logical Hnks... [Pg.272]

To implement such a rule we need to do some arithmetics to determine the position of the limits of the tolerance window. PROLOG is not an arithmetic language. Thus handling of numerical calculations is somewhat clumsy. The standard arithmetic operators are part of the language. However, they are interpreted as specifying a relation between numbers rather than as commands to perform a calculation. In particular, the operator = signifies equality, but does not trigger the evaluation of an arithmetic expression. [Pg.115]

These operations may of course be used in compound statements. It is reported that such capabilities have been added as a shell to TURBO-Prolog programming language, but the usual if then else capabilities of other high level programming languages can also be used to this end. [Pg.299]

Here X is a variable, where the notation requires an uppercase character in PROLOG — variables are not similar to those in conventional programming languages. [Pg.42]

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