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4.5.1. Definition
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Define what a fact is in logic programming.
Hint
Think of it as a statement of truth.
- 2.
What is Prolog?
Hint
It closely relates to the concepts discussed.
- 3.
What is the purpose of logic programming?
- To provide instructions explicitly
- To express facts and rules for automated reasoning
- To write imperative code
Hint
Recall how it differs from other paradigms.
- 4.
In logic programming, what are rules used for?
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the role of relations in rules.
- 5.
Design a logic program using Prolog that defines relationships between family members including at least two facts and one rule.
Hint
Think about how to express familial relationships logically.
- 6.
Assess the performance implications of using complex nested rules in a Prolog program.
Hint
Consider how the resolution strategy in Prolog might be affected.
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