Re: Novice RETRACT question

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From: Clive Rich
Date: Fri, 03 Aug 1990 13:44

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> Hello.  I'm teaching myself Prolog ...
>   ...
> While I have the _Clocksin & Mellish, 2nd ed._ book, I haven't found a
> *really good* tutorial.

Another Book is well worth a look is Ivan Bratko
Proramming in Prolog

Also Clocksin & Mellish has had further editions since your copy.
It is now in fact a completely different animal. 

Regards Clive Rich

If dont believe in any so-called witty sayings

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Subject: Re: Novice RETRACT question
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