2009•Proceedings of the International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies and Workshop for PhD Students in ComputingRequires access

Spider vs. Prolog

Tzanko Golemanov, Kostadin Kratchanov, Emilia Golemanova

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Control Network Programming is a programming paradigm that integrates ideas from imperative programming, declarative programming, rule-based systems, nondeterministic programming and graphical programming. Its computation rule is based on an extended specific version of backtracking. The report presents a comparison of the Spider language for control network programming versus the logic programming language Prolog.

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Key concepts: Prolog, Programming language, Computer science, Logic programming, Declarative programming, Constraint programming, Inductive programming, Functional logic programming