The Practice of Prolog (Logic Programming)
The Practice of Prolog by Leon S. Sterling provides a thorough exploration of logic programming principles and techniques. It equips readers with the skills to implement intelligent applications using Prolog's powerful declarative approach, from basic syntax to advanced problem-solving strategies in AI and beyond.
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The Practice of Prolog offers a comprehensive introduction to logic programming using Prolog. Written by Leon S. Sterling, it focuses on the practical application of Prolog's declarative paradigm for solving complex problems.
Readers will learn core concepts such as unification, backtracking, and recursion, essential for building rule-based systems. The book emphasizes hands-on examples to illustrate how Prolog handles search, constraint satisfaction, and knowledge representation.
Designed for students and professionals, it bridges theoretical foundations with real-world programming challenges in artificial intelligence and software development.
Through structured exercises, the text guides users in developing efficient Prolog programs, fostering a deep understanding of logic-based computation.
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