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using floating point numbers in prolog!?
Hi, i was wondering if i could represent a floating point and perform some basic calculations on it, using prolog...? Something like this: some_fact(blah,blah,blah,1.2). some_fact(blah1,blah1,blah1,1.6). // it doesn't work.... : and how to perform basic conculations such as...
