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The rest of this chapter contains a number of simple examples of Prolog programming, illustrating some of the techniques described above.
| • Simple List | Simple List Processing | |
| • Family Example | Family Example (descendants) | |
| • Association Lists | Association List Primitives | |
| • Derivative | Differentiation | |
| • Use Of Meta | Use of Meta-Logical Predicates | |
| • Interpreter | Prolog in Prolog | |
| • Translate | Translating English Sentences into Logic Formulae |