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fractions
Hi I am trying to write predicates to process the following simplify([[1,2,3], plus, [3,4,5]],X). X = [5,7,15] any tips welcome? below is my code so far 1 2/3 + 3 4/5 5/3 + 19/5 (25+57)/15 = 82/15 = 5 7/15 format [1,2,3] to 5/3 multiply ([1,2,3],[3,0,0], [X,Y,Z]). X=[5] Y=[0] Z=[0]... -
lists
Hi I am trying to teach myself prolog and as I am totally new to this I thought some help wouldn't be a bad idea. My first challenge is to write a prolog predicate that takes two arguments. The first is a list and the predicate should return the list reversed as the second argument. e.g...
