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What is Prolog primarily designed for?
What is Prolog primarily designed for?
- Search and unification algorithms
- Defining knowledge rather than building manipulation facilities (correct)
- Following the logical paradigm of computation
- Computational manipulation of symbols
How does Prolog differ from procedural languages like C?
How does Prolog differ from procedural languages like C?
- It focuses on defining knowledge rather than building manipulation facilities
- It follows the logical paradigm of computation (correct)
- It allows computational manipulation of symbols
- It includes search and unification algorithms
What does the text suggest about Prolog's capabilities compared to other symbol manipulation languages like LISP?
What does the text suggest about Prolog's capabilities compared to other symbol manipulation languages like LISP?
- Prolog includes equivalent functionalities recognizable in LISP
- Prolog emphasizes building manipulation facilities
- Prolog focuses on procedural and functional computation
- Prolog lets you get to interesting things faster (correct)
What is a key advantage of using Prolog according to the text?
What is a key advantage of using Prolog according to the text?
What does the text imply about the functionalities available in Prolog?
What does the text imply about the functionalities available in Prolog?