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Topic: CSE 130 Homework #9 and Final
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Sean O'RourkePerson was signed in when posted  74
03-15-2004 02:39 PM PT (US)
Mickey - this is how "not()" is (or can be) implemented. To see how it works, and to gain a much better understanding of how prolog works, I encourage you to try tracing through the search tree in both the "X is true" and "X is false" cases. Remember: prolog tries rules from top to bottom, and satisfies subgoals from left to right.
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