Pitfalls in PROLOG programming
Published in ACM SIGPLAN Notices • Apr 1, 1986
Authors:,
Kris. Ng
W Y
Abstract
A programming language is an intermediate medium between the human user and the machine. Ideally it should reduce the gap between human reasoning and the machine's processing mechanism to the minimum. Accordingly, none of the contemporaryprogramming languages can be said to be ideal. Prolog is no ex...
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