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Adventure in Prolog by Dennis Merritt

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Adventure in Prolog
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Publisher: Springer
ISBN/ASIN: 038797315X
ISBN-13: 9780387973159
Number of pages: 186

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This book takes a pragmatic, rather than theoretical, approach to the language and is designed for programmers interested in adding this powerful language to their bag of tools. Much of the book will be built around the writing of a short adventure game. The adventure game is a good example since it contains mundane programming constructs, symbolic reasoning, natural language, data, and logic.

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