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Defining a rule inside a predicate

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stuartmike00

stuartmike00

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Dec 11, 2012
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Hi everyone.

How do I define a rule inside a prolog predicate?
for example, i want to have a predicate called "marry(A,B)" that defines "married(A,B)", so that when I ask "married(John, Cris)", it will return true if i've said "marry(John, Cris)" before. How do we do that? Thank you!!
 
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