Introduction to Prolog Programming
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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?

  • 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?

  • 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?

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What does the text imply about the functionalities available in Prolog?

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