This document discusses programming with Prolog and the logic programming paradigm. It introduces Prolog, a logic programming language based on predicate logic. Prolog programs consist of facts and rules about objects and relationships between objects. Queries can then be made to infer facts based on the rules. The key idea of logic programming is that a program describes a problem rather than how to solve it - the computer uses deductive reasoning to find solutions that satisfy the facts and rules. Examples of Lisp functions and Prolog programs are provided to illustrate recursive list processing and logic programming with predicates, facts, and rules.
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