Hi all, I intend to spend some of my spare time to learn Prolog. From the website, I read: For those not familiar with Prolog, we recommend to start with a Prolog textbook such as Bratko, 1986, Sterling & Shapiro, 1986 or Clocksin & Melish, 1987. So, my questions are: Are those books still v…

It depends a bit on your level, but The Art of Prolog is still very good option and it has the advantage that MIT Press made it open access. You can find links to it here .

[image] herme: The Art of Prolog is still very good option and it has the advantage that MIT Press made it open access. You can find links to it here This seems to be the correct link: The Art of Prolog (scroll down for Open Access) Anyway, I like The Craft of Prolog by one of the best progr…

[image] peter.ludemann: This seems to be the correct link: The Art of Prolog (scroll down for Open Access) Yes, indeed. A problem here is that MIT Press have changed the link in the past and because of this we provide a couple of links for our students in the pages for our courses at UPM, so …

Thank you both. My level is “I know just what Wikipedia says about it”, and I got fascinated. I will prefer to grab a physical copy, so I’ll check the many shops linked. Cheers!

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