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Prolog Programming A First Course |
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| eBook: | Prolog Programming A First Course |
| Description: | hese notes are supplemented with exercises and suggestions for simple practicals. It is assumed that you will do most of this supplementary work either in your own time for tutorials or during practical sessions. Each chapter will start with a simple outline of its content and finish with a brief description of what you should know upon completion of the chapter and its exercises. |
| No. of Visits: | 509 |
| Date Added: | 7/17/2006 |
| URL: | oopweb.com/Prolog/Documents/pr
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