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76552521_c0 | 76552521 | prolog | 0 | Title: Iterate through two lists at same index
Problem title: Iterate through two lists at same index
Tags: list, prolog
Problem: Iterate through two lists at same index How can you iterate through two lists with the same index, so that you get a pair of each list: ?- X = [1, 2, 3], Y = [a, b, c], ... ElemX = 1, ElemY ... | Iterate through two lists at same index Iterate through two lists at same index list prolog Iterate ElemX ElemY Iterate through two lists at same index How can you iterate through two lists with the same index, so that you get a pair of each list: | [
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19175322_c0 | 19175322 | prolog | 0 | Title: Split words with a capital letter
Problem title: Split words with a capital letter
Tags: prolog
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7733788_c0 | 7733788 | prolog | 0 | Title: Adding integers in list
Problem title: Adding integers in list
Tags: prolog
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8669947_c0 | 8669947 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog Functor - Computing x^y
Problem title: Prolog Functor - Computing x^y
Tags: exponentiation, prolog, iso-prolog
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4280611_c0 | 4280611 | prolog | 0 | Title: Android and Prolog
Problem title: Android and Prolog
Tags: prolog, android
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40840662_c0 | 40840662 | prolog | 0 | Title: Comparing a variable and a predicate in Prolog
Problem title: Comparing a variable and a predicate in Prolog
Tags: prolog
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22276101_c1 | 22276101 | prolog | 1 | to recursion(_,[],[],_,[]). I get: 98 ?- recursion([1, 2], [1, 2], [[1, 1], [2, 2]], 0, X). T Call: (6) recursion([1, 2], [1, 2], [[1, 1], [2, 2]], 0, _G1632) T Redo: (6) recursion([1, 2], [1, 2], [[1, 1], [2, 2]], 0, _G1632) T Fail: (6) recursion([1, 2], [1, 2], [[1, 1], [2, 2]], 0, _G1632) false. Any ideas?
Code sig... | to recursion(_,[],[],_,[]). I get: 98 ?- recursion([1, 2], [1, 2], [[1, 1], [2, 2]], 0, X). T Call: (6) recursion([1, 2], [1, 2], [[1, 1], [2, 2]], 0, _G1632) T Redo: (6) recursion([1, 2], [1, 2], [[1, 1], [2, 2]], 0, _G1632) T Fail: (6) recursion([1, 2], [1, 2], [[1, 1], [2, 2]], 0, _G1632) false. Any ideas?
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26227483_c0 | 26227483 | prolog | 0 | Title: Negative Predicate in Prolog
Problem title: Negative Predicate in Prolog
Tags: prolog
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21308115_c1 | 21308115 | prolog | 1 | or [V,U,f(V),f(U)]. [The solution is implementation dependent.] So there are two possible ways how sort/2 will work, and one cannot even rely on the success of: sort([f(U),U,U,f(V),f(U),V],L), sort(L, K), L == K. As an example: ?- avs_term_rearranged(['A'=A,'B'=B,'C'=C], A+C+F+B, AVsR). AVsR = ['A'=A,'C'=C,'B'=B].
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70208035_c0 | 70208035 | prolog | 0 | Title: prolog: X > Y breaks the cycle
Problem title: prolog: X > Y breaks the cycle
Tags: prolog
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38534031_c0 | 38534031 | prolog | 0 | Title: running make on a http_deamon swi prolog
Problem title: running make on a http_deamon swi prolog
Tags: prolog, swi-prolog
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23283121_c0 | 23283121 | prolog | 0 | Title: What is wrong in this Prolog clause?
Problem title: What is wrong in this Prolog clause?
Tags: prolog
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23143843_c0 | 23143843 | prolog | 0 | Title: Learning recursion in Prolog
Problem title: Learning recursion in Prolog
Tags: declarative-programming, prolog, recursion
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33197848_c0 | 33197848 | prolog | 0 | Title: Get decimal number from float in Prolog
Problem title: Get decimal number from float in Prolog
Tags: prolog
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64470282_c0 | 64470282 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to check if variable is a number in Prolog?
Problem title: How to check if variable is a number in Prolog?
Tags: prolog
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43299789_c0 | 43299789 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to create list of list
Problem title: How to create list of list
Tags: prolog
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67147819_c0 | 67147819 | prolog | 0 | Title: How do you know if the elements of a list are odd or even?
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61160857_c1 | 61160857 | prolog | 1 | source-file Clauses of og_prod/3 are not together in the source-file Earlier definition at ex1 cap7.pl:11 Current predicate: tipo_prod/2 Use :- discontiguous og_prod/3. to suppress this message If someone could explain to me whats wrong in this program i would appreciate it a lot.
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3864382_c0 | 3864382 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to check type of a list element
Problem title: How to check type of a list element
Tags: types, prolog, list
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59120632_c0 | 59120632 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to give values to items in a list in prolog
Problem title: How to give values to items in a list in prolog
Tags: prolog
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28930425_c0 | 28930425 | prolog | 0 | Title: Convert Prolog sentence to query
Problem title: Convert Prolog sentence to query
Tags: prolog
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41397283_c0 | 41397283 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog recursively append the list
Problem title: Prolog recursively append the list
Tags: prolog
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6792730_c0 | 6792730 | prolog | 0 | Title: Fill list in SWI-Prolog
Problem title: Fill list in SWI-Prolog
Tags: list, prolog
Problem: Fill list in SWI-Prolog I am trying to fill a list of given length N with numbers 1,2,3,...,N. I thought this could be done this way: create_list(N,L) :- length(L,N), forall(between(1,N,X), nth1(X,L,X)). However, this does... | Fill list in SWI-Prolog Fill list in SWI-Prolog list prolog Fill SWI-Prolog create_list nth1 Fill list in SWI-Prolog I am trying to fill a list of given length N with numbers 1,2,3,...,N. I thought this could be done this way: However, this does not seem to work. Can anyone say what I am doing wrong? | [
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16237901_c0 | 16237901 | prolog | 0 | Title: When does prolog return fail?
Problem title: When does prolog return fail?
Tags: prolog
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18427778_c0 | 18427778 | prolog | 0 | Title: PROLOG resolution traversal, visualize?
Problem title: PROLOG resolution traversal, visualize?
Tags: prolog, visualization
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60638985_c0 | 60638985 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog - Update a value in list of list
Problem title: Prolog - Update a value in list of list
Tags: prolog
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21805610_c0 | 21805610 | prolog | 0 | Title: why is L=[...]. not allowed in the source file?
Problem title: why is L=[...]. not allowed in the source file?
Tags: prolog
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2250564_c0 | 2250564 | prolog | 0 | Title: operator expected error- prolog
Problem title: operator expected error- prolog
Tags: prolog, syntax-error
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57214404_c0 | 57214404 | prolog | 0 | Title: What's the equivalent of a map function in Prolog?
Problem title: What's the equivalent of a map function in Prolog?
Tags: map-function, meta-predicate, prolog
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66417829_c0 | 66417829 | prolog | 0 | Title: fibonacci sequence recursive syntax error
Problem title: fibonacci sequence recursive syntax error
Tags: prolog
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15125756_c0 | 15125756 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog - How to calculate the total number of elements
Problem title: Prolog - How to calculate the total number of elements
Tags: prolog
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16389834_c0 | 16389834 | prolog | 0 | Title: I want to use TuProlog in my Android Project
Problem title: I want to use TuProlog in my Android Project
Tags: tuprolog, prolog, java, android
Problem: I want to use TuProlog in my Android Project How I can make an Android Project using tuProlog like Api I have benn trying it but I couldn't I have this error: Co... | I want to use TuProlog in my Android Project I want to use TuProlog in my Android Project tuprolog prolog java android TuProlog Android Project I want to use TuProlog in my Android Project How I can make an Android Project using tuProlog like Api I have benn trying it but I couldn't I have this error: | [
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53228318_c0 | 53228318 | prolog | 0 | Title: Why length/2 predicate in prolog can produce infinite number of lengths?
Problem title: Why length/2 predicate in prolog can produce infinite number of lengths?
Tags: prolog
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37587633_c0 | 37587633 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to read a file and assert facts in prolog
Problem title: How to read a file and assert facts in prolog
Tags: prolog
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4370133_c0 | 4370133 | prolog | 0 | Title: Help In Learning Prolog
Problem title: Help In Learning Prolog
Tags: prolog
Problem: Help In Learning Prolog I've been learning Prolog for the past two months. I want to increase my knowledge as soon as possible. Am asking if someone can point me to where i can get Prolog exercises and practice them. I also welc... | Help In Learning Prolog Help In Learning Prolog prolog Help Learning Prolog Help In Learning Prolog I've been learning Prolog for the past two months. I want to increase my knowledge as soon as possible. Am asking if someone can point me to where i can get Prolog exercises and practice them. I also welcome examination ... | [
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23308158_c0 | 23308158 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to check whether a value is a numeric value in Prolog?
Problem title: How to check whether a value is a numeric value in Prolog?
Tags: prolog
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70489542_c0 | 70489542 | prolog | 0 | Title: Separate list from a list Prolog
Problem title: Separate list from a list Prolog
Tags: prolog
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52660298_c0 | 52660298 | prolog | 0 | Title: prolog pattern identification for list of numbers
Problem title: prolog pattern identification for list of numbers
Tags: prolog, pattern-matching
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12428303_c0 | 12428303 | prolog | 0 | Title: prolog parsing operations problems
Problem title: prolog parsing operations problems
Tags: prolog, parsing
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1939054_c0 | 1939054 | prolog | 0 | Title: Solving a logic puzzle using Prolog
Problem title: Solving a logic puzzle using Prolog
Tags: prolog, puzzle
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275660_c0 | 275660 | prolog | 0 | Title: Without creating a list, how can I query the integers between two values in Prolog?
Problem title: Without creating a list, how can I query the integers between two values in Prolog?
Tags: prolog
Problem: Without creating a list, how can I query the integers between two values in Prolog? For example, if I make a... | Without creating a list, how can I query the integers between two values in Prolog? Without creating a list, how can I query the integers between two values in Prolog? prolog Without Prolog Without creating a list, how can I query the integers between two values in Prolog? For example, if I make a query like between(1,... | [
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13678029_c0 | 13678029 | prolog | 0 | Title: How do I get the lists of list' first element in Prolog?
Problem title: How do I get the lists of list' first element in Prolog?
Tags: prolog
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55560239_c0 | 55560239 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to add rules in Jason while running
Problem title: How to add rules in Jason while running
Tags: prolog, multi-agent, agent
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40560658_c0 | 40560658 | prolog | 0 | Title: List finding in a list of lists in Prolog
Problem title: List finding in a list of lists in Prolog
Tags: list, prolog, search, sorting, find
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44336322_c0 | 44336322 | prolog | 0 | Title: how to take n number of input from user in prolog
Problem title: how to take n number of input from user in prolog
Tags: recursion, prolog
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6417712_c0 | 6417712 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog returns a list instead of several possible strings
Problem title: Prolog returns a list instead of several possible strings
Tags: logic, prolog, list, string
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65545352_c1 | 65545352 | prolog | 1 | i-prolog/boot/dcg.pl:368 ERROR: [9] <user> ERROR: ERROR: Note: some frames are missing due to last-call optimization. ERROR: Re-run your program in debug mode (:- debug.) to get more detail. ?-
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5315486_c0 | 5315486 | prolog | 0 | Title: prolog question find maximum using negation operator \+
Problem title: prolog question find maximum using negation operator \+
Tags: prolog, negation, max
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15778952_c0 | 15778952 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to pattern match an element in a list in prolog?
Problem title: How to pattern match an element in a list in prolog?
Tags: pattern-matching, prolog, list
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66214524_c0 | 66214524 | prolog | 0 | Title: insert(X, [], [X]). inserting into a last position
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Tags: prolog
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1720895_c0 | 1720895 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog mystery(c,[a,b,c,d],Z)
Problem title: Prolog mystery(c,[a,b,c,d],Z)
Tags: prolog
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23982377_c0 | 23982377 | prolog | 0 | Title: Define an operator in prolog
Problem title: Define an operator in prolog
Tags: operators, prolog, iso-prolog
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35479109_c0 | 35479109 | prolog | 0 | Title: xUnit export support in PLUnit
Problem title: xUnit export support in PLUnit
Tags: prolog, xunit, unit-testing, swi-prolog
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41747914_c0 | 41747914 | prolog | 0 | Title: Creating a web based expert system using Prolog
Problem title: Creating a web based expert system using Prolog
Tags: prolog, expert-system
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22731856_c0 | 22731856 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to get current system year in Prolog as a number
Problem title: How to get current system year in Prolog as a number
Tags: prolog, swi-prolog
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15719988_c0 | 15719988 | prolog | 0 | Title: Get command line arguments in prolog
Problem title: Get command line arguments in prolog
Tags: swi-prolog, command-line-arguments, prolog
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5850937_c0 | 5850937 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog element in lists replacement
Problem title: Prolog element in lists replacement
Tags: list, prolog, replace
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13435137_c0 | 13435137 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog - add to each lists element
Problem title: Prolog - add to each lists element
Tags: prolog, list, recursion
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27111317_c0 | 27111317 | prolog | 0 | Title: Find length of a list of lists
Problem title: Find length of a list of lists
Tags: prolog, nested-lists
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71154574_c0 | 71154574 | prolog | 0 | Title: How can I define Prolog rule to achieve bidirectional query?
Problem title: How can I define Prolog rule to achieve bidirectional query?
Tags: prolog
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34288962_c1 | 34288962 | prolog | 1 | ),ziekte(_,heartburn)],[0900,1100]), sublist([ziekte(Billy,shingles),ziekte(Fernando,shingles)],Appointments). ziekte(_,back-pain,Y) :- ziekte(Zachary,_,X), X > Y. ziekte(_,hip-pain,0900) :- ziekte(_,heartburn,1100). ziekte(_,hip-pain,1000) :- ziekte(_,heartburn,1200). I find myself having a hard time getting my head a... | ),ziekte(_,heartburn)],[0900,1100]), sublist([ziekte(Billy,shingles),ziekte(Fernando,shingles)],Appointments). ziekte(_,back-pain,Y) :- ziekte(Zachary,_,X), X > Y. ziekte(_,hip-pain,0900) :- ziekte(_,heartburn,1100). ziekte(_,hip-pain,1000) :- ziekte(_,heartburn,1200). I find myself having a hard time getting my head a... | [
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26089077_c0 | 26089077 | prolog | 0 | Title: how to assign one list to a variable in prolog?
Problem title: how to assign one list to a variable in prolog?
Tags: prolog
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26764133_c0 | 26764133 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog: sort sublist in list
Problem title: Prolog: sort sublist in list
Tags: sublist, prolog, list
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33626839_c0 | 33626839 | prolog | 0 | Title: Can't run a simple Prolog program
Problem title: Can't run a simple Prolog program
Tags: logic, prolog
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29196523_c0 | 29196523 | prolog | 0 | Title: Is there a prolog that can be run in JavaScript in the browser
Problem title: Is there a prolog that can be run in JavaScript in the browser
Tags: javascript, prolog
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56691103_c0 | 56691103 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to remove solutions from a Prolog program
Problem title: How to remove solutions from a Prolog program
Tags: prolog
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9759264_c0 | 9759264 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to read an array "list" & print it in prolog?
Problem title: How to read an array "list" & print it in prolog?
Tags: prolog
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40940791_c0 | 40940791 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog multiply elements of a list
Problem title: Prolog multiply elements of a list
Tags: prolog
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74593234_c0 | 74593234 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog assignment fails
Problem title: Prolog assignment fails
Tags: swi-prolog, prolog
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3284002_c0 | 3284002 | prolog | 0 | Title: generation of positive numbers in a special case
Problem title: generation of positive numbers in a special case
Tags: prolog
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37110655_c0 | 37110655 | prolog | 0 | Title: unexpected error "! segmentation violation"
Problem title: unexpected error "! segmentation violation"
Tags: prolog, sicstus-prolog
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69910185_c0 | 69910185 | prolog | 0 | Title: return first two element and last two element from the list
Problem title: return first two element and last two element from the list
Tags: prolog
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43819830_c0 | 43819830 | prolog | 0 | Title: Relation chain in prolog
Problem title: Relation chain in prolog
Tags: prolog
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23009073_c0 | 23009073 | prolog | 0 | Title: Big ontology based on rules
Problem title: Big ontology based on rules
Tags: rules, prolog, ontology
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48632970_c0 | 48632970 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog : C-style constant OR alias?
Problem title: Prolog : C-style constant OR alias?
Tags: alias, prolog, constants
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19892082_c0 | 19892082 | prolog | 0 | Title: How count in Datalog?
Problem title: How count in Datalog?
Tags: prolog, datalog
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9182451_c0 | 9182451 | prolog | 0 | Title: What's the difference between Prolog rules and queries?
Problem title: What's the difference between Prolog rules and queries?
Tags: rules, prolog
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71785719_c0 | 71785719 | prolog | 0 | Title: How to unify a term's operator in Prolog?
Problem title: How to unify a term's operator in Prolog?
Tags: prolog
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Problem title: prolog relation and comparison
Tags: prolog
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22600209_c0 | 22600209 | prolog | 0 | Title: Have any commercial video games ever used Prolog?
Problem title: Have any commercial video games ever used Prolog?
Tags: game-engine, prolog
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43768604_c0 | 43768604 | prolog | 0 | Title: Logical OR in Prolog
Problem title: Logical OR in Prolog
Tags: prolog
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16728740_c0 | 16728740 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog recursion with different types
Problem title: Prolog recursion with different types
Tags: recursion, prolog
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49217847_c0 | 49217847 | prolog | 0 | Title: Prolog reversing a list - fast method
Problem title: Prolog reversing a list - fast method
Tags: list, prolog
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50078509_c0 | 50078509 | prolog | 0 | Title: Product in Prolog
Problem title: Product in Prolog
Tags: prolog
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67575794_c0 | 67575794 | prolog | 0 | Title: How do i write a rule in prolog called countIt?
Problem title: How do i write a rule in prolog called countIt?
Tags: prolog
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50447579_c0 | 50447579 | prolog | 0 | Title: The largest gap of elements in a list,Prolog
Problem title: The largest gap of elements in a list,Prolog
Tags: prolog
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2097236_c0 | 2097236 | prolog | 0 | Title: Implementation of DPLL algorithm in Prolog
Problem title: Implementation of DPLL algorithm in Prolog
Tags: prolog, implementation, algorithm
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21923917_c0 | 21923917 | prolog | 0 | Title: Calc/2 predicate
Problem title: Calc/2 predicate
Tags: prolog
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14249501_c0 | 14249501 | prolog | 0 | Title: why does gprolog need so much RAM?
Problem title: why does gprolog need so much RAM?
Tags: swi-prolog, prolog, memory-management, gnu-prolog
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5112400_c0 | 5112400 | prolog | 0 | Title: Defining a rule that the user cannot query
Problem title: Defining a rule that the user cannot query
Tags: logtalk, prolog
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62376526_c0 | 62376526 | prolog | 0 | Title: Forward and Backward Chaining
Problem title: Forward and Backward Chaining
Tags: artificial-intelligence, prolog, inference-engine
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20239641_c0 | 20239641 | prolog | 0 | Title: Find the coefficients of a polynomial given its roots (zeros) in Prolog
Problem title: Find the coefficients of a polynomial given its roots (zeros) in Prolog
Tags: math, prolog, polynomial-math, logic
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