Answer / chaitanya

In Prolog, in order to process the elements of a list, we have to match them to variables. The method for doing is
We get the head by matching it to a variable
By calling a predicate with the variable, it processes the head
Until you get an empty list repeat the above steps

Which forms can be constructed with the same primitives that manipulate lisp expressions? a) Lisp b) Macro c) Procedure d) Defun

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 What should be used with structure names with a combination? a) Make- b) Make c) Create d) Deploy

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Mention why you have to use “is” instead of “=” in Prolog when it comes to applying calculation logic?

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Explain what is slot and what are the most commonly used slot options?

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Explain what is backtracking in Prolog?

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