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6.4.5. Logic Programming Languages
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What is Prolog?
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Think of it as a language for reasoning and solving problems.
- 2.
What distinguishes logic programming from procedural programming?
Hint
Consider the difference between stating facts and following steps.
- 3.
What does logic programming allow a programmer to specify?
- How to solve a problem
- What to solve
- Steps to solve
Hint
Remember to focus on the abstraction aspect.
- 4.
True or False: Prolog is a procedural programming language.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the core features of Prolog.
- 5.
Draft a simple Prolog program that includes facts about pets and rules to determine if someone has a dog.
Hint
Think of how facts and rules relate to formulating queries.
- 6.
Analyze the benefits of logic programming over procedural programming in terms of scalability in large applications.
Hint
Consider how adding more rules can achieve complexity without increasing procedural code lines.
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