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Review of Computing with Logic: Logic Programming with Prolog

Reyna Abhyankar

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Emphasizing theory and implementation issues more than specific applications and Prolog programming techniques, this book by David Maier and Davis S. Warren, respected researchers in logic programming, is a superb book.

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Emphasizing theory and implementation issues more than specific applications and Prolog programming techniques, this book by David Maier and Davis S. Warren, respected researchers in logic programming, is a superb book.

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Emphasizing theory and implementation issues more than specific applications and Prolog programming techniques, this book by David Maier and Davis S. Warren, respected researchers in logic programming, is a superb book.

Key concepts: Prolog, Logic programming, Programming language, Computer science, Horn clause, Logic program, Inductive programming, Declarative programming

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