Prolog is a programming language which works around relations not functions. Prolog is homoiconic due the structure of its clauses and database that provide it the ability to represent itself. Note: A language is homoiconic when the language is self-defined. This means that if we run on the interpreter a copy of itself, it should […]
(This document is in process, it will be continually updated until completion. Please be patience). Right now, I am learning how to program in PROLOG (PROgramming in LOGic) in my course of programming languages at Binghamton University. I must confess that I find it to be very different to what I thought it would looks like. Prolog was mainly […]