Prolog Programming

A (short) Prolog introduction provided by Aidan Dixon can be found at the University of Sheffield. Test it!. Another on-line source is the Prolog tutorial by J. R. Fisher from the California State Polytechnic University. Have fun!

All about the programming language Prolog can be found in the "Frequently Asked Questions" (FAQ) and the "Prolog Resource Guide" (PRG):

• FAQ collects addresses, books and all frequent questions raised in the newsgroup comp.lang.prolog (see below).
• PRG Part 1 contains answers to general questions about Prolog resources such as books, mailing lists, programm libraries, etc.
• PRG Part 2 lists all commercial and free Prolog, logic programming and constraint system implementations.

And, last not least, many links (e.g. to references of the FAQ) on logic programming can be found here.