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  1. nesfrank

    how can I do this in prolog?

    Joel, I am trying and learning but this language sounds hard to me.... please help us as this can be used also as repository for the site. I just started to learn some programming, please please help
  2. nesfrank

    how can I do this in prolog?

    Give a tail-recursive definition for each of the following predicates. power(X,Y,Z): XY=Z. gcd(X,Y,Z): The greatest common divisor of X and Y is Z. sum(L,Sum): Sum is the sum of the elements in L. Thank you very much and God bless your day
  3. nesfrank

    how to do this in prolog niece, aunt, relative?

    thanks, if u happen to test in your machine, please please post it here. I am a beginner. by the way where is this language used for? thanks so much and God bless.
  4. nesfrank

    how to do this in prolog niece, aunt, relative?

    and how can I build the program for niece, aunt and relative to express it?
  5. nesfrank

    how to do this in prolog niece, aunt, relative?

    Joel, the professor gave only that: Express the following relations and queries in Prolog: niece(X,Y): X is a niece of Y. aunt(X,Y): X is an aunt of Y. relative(X,Y): X and Y are relatives. Who are joe's children? How many children does joe have? Are joe and steph relatives? the URL is...
  6. nesfrank

    how to do this in prolog niece, aunt, relative?

    I justed started prolog and wanted some help on doing the following: Express the following relations and queries in Prolog: niece(X,Y): X is a niece of Y. aunt(X,Y): X is an aunt of Y. relative(X,Y): X and Y are relatives. Who are joe's children? How many children does joe have? Are joe...

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