![]() | Prolog's not |
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22 Apr 2012, 10:57
Martin Schulte (1 post) |
When reading the section Filling in the blanks in Prolog’s day 1, I decided to try
friend(wallace,Who).
with the facts and rule from Basic Facts instead of the To my surprise the answer was no. After reading Day 3 Self-Study (where “problems” with Prolog’s “not expressions” are mentioned) I tried
friend1(X, Y) :- likes(X, Z), likes(Y, Z), \+(X = Y).
which works as expected. Nevertheless, I don’t understand why… I think it would be helpful not to leave the reader alone here. I’m reading P3.0. |
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