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Get levels of BFS in Prolog
Hello everybody, i'm new at prolog and to improve my skills i'm trying to make some exercise. At the moment I'm stuck with a BFS, let assume the tree is something like this: a /\ b c /\ d e after my query i've something like X=a; X=b; X=c; X=d; X=e; or, at least...
