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Micro-Prolog: Programming in Logic

Keith Clark, F. G. McCabe

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This book gives introduction to the concepts of logic programming and PROLOG programming this book uses the version of PROLOG called Micro-PROLOG. All examples and excerises can be tested on a wide range of different micro-computers for which micro-PROLOG is available. A section of this book illustrates a number of applications of logic programming and Micro-PROLOG. The contents of this book are; basic concepts facts and queries, rules. lists, advanced features; complex conditions in queries and rules, list processing. Introduction to parsing, some pragmatic considerations; metalogical programming. Core micro-PROLOG. The basic syntax of micro-PROLOG; a critical path analysis program. Expert systems in micro-PROLOG, the logic of two person games, problem solving in micro-PROLOG. iv; applications, critical path analysis.

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Key concepts: Prolog, Logic programming, Programming language, Computer science, Horn clause, Datalog, Path (computing), Declarative programming