This course covers the following learning outcomes and goals: understanding Prolog installation, grasping the basics of Prolog programming including facts, rules, variables, and if statements, learning about complex terms and structures, formatting, comparisons, tracing, recursion, mathematical operations, console input/output, file operations, looping, database manipulation, working with lists, and handling strings. The course utilizes a tutorial format to teach Prolog programming concepts. It is intended for individuals interested in learning Prolog programming language.
Overview
Syllabus
Installation .
Introduction .
Facts .
Rules .
Variables .
If Statement .
Complex Terms / Structures .
Format .
Comparison .
Trace .
Recursion .
Math .
Reading / Writing Console .
File I/O .
Looping .
Changing the Database .
Lists .
Strings .
Taught by
Derek Banas
