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Can anyone tell me why prolog does not allow disjunctive heads in its clauses, so its impossible to translate the logical sentance.
child(X) -> boy(X) v girl(X)
thanks for any help
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Can anyone tell me why prolog does not allow disjunctive heads in its clauses, so its impossible to translate the logical sentance.
child(X) -> boy(X) v girl(X)
thanks for any help
Hello.
describe it in parallel ???
*** program ***
child(X) :- boy(X).
child(X) :- girl(X).
*** assert ***
?- assert(boy(john)).
yes
?- assert(girl(mary)).
yes
*** question ***
?- boy(john).
yes
?- child(john).
yes
?- child(X).
X = john ;
X = mary ;
describe it in parallel ???
*** program ***
child(X) :- boy(X).
child(X) :- girl(X).
*** assert ***
?- assert(boy(john)).
yes
?- assert(girl(mary)).
yes
*** question ***
?- boy(john).
yes
?- child(john).
yes
?- child(X).
X = john ;
X = mary ;
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