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Subject: Re: Prolog (Turbo) Programming Question
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Date: Wed, 1-Apr-87 10:57:50 EST
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Summary: Response for Turbo prolog tutorial / textbook request


I also purchased Turbo prolog for the sake of learning prolog.  I found,
however, that a better approach was to learn more "standard" prolog
(one without all the PC "extras") first, and then apply it to the Turbo
version.  I think an excellent book for this is  by  BRATKO.  I believe
the title is "Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence," but I'm
not positive.