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Learn Prolog Now!
by Patrick Blackburn, Johan Bos, and Kristina Striegnitz

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Chapter 3
Recursion

This chapter has two main goals:

  1. To introduce recursive definitions in Prolog.
  2. To show that there can be mismatches between the declarative meaning of a Prolog program, and its procedural meaning.
  3.1 Recursive Definitions
   Example 1: Eating
   Example 2: Descendant
   Example 3: Successor
   Example 4: Addition
  3.2 Rule Ordering, Goal Ordering, and Termination
  3.3 Exercises
  3.4 Practical Session

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