top | item 41808341 (no title) rustman123 | 1 year ago I admit to not having that much experience in prolog, but I'm having a hard time translating the time parameter `[n]` into executable prolog. Anyone got a clue? discuss order hn newest upghost|1 year ago that is prolog pseudocode. You would probably use the lists:nth/3 predicate.https://www.scryer.pl/listsMarkus Triska has probably the best resources on modern Prolog.Just search for "Power of Prolog" on YouTube or the internets.
upghost|1 year ago that is prolog pseudocode. You would probably use the lists:nth/3 predicate.https://www.scryer.pl/listsMarkus Triska has probably the best resources on modern Prolog.Just search for "Power of Prolog" on YouTube or the internets.
upghost|1 year ago
https://www.scryer.pl/lists
Markus Triska has probably the best resources on modern Prolog.
Just search for "Power of Prolog" on YouTube or the internets.