Spider vs. Prolog: Simulating prolog in spider
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2009
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Tzanko Golemanov
Kostadin Kratchanov
Emilia Golemanova
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Abstract
Control Network Programming is a programming paradigm that integrates ideas from imperative programming declarative programming rule-based systems nondeterministic programming and graphical programming. Its computation rule is based on an extended specific version of backtracking. The report presents a comparison of the Spider language for control network programming versus the logic programming language Prolog. © 2009 ACM. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Ai Programming, Cnp, Control Network Programming, Declarative Programming, Integration Of Programming Paradigms, Logic Programming, Nondeterministic Programming, Programming Languages, Programming Paradigms, Prolog, Spider, Control Network, Control Network Programming, Declarative Programming, Programming Language, Programming Paradigms, Computer Software, Highway Planning, Linguistics, Logic Programming, Query Languages, Technical Presentations, Prolog (programming Language), Control network, Control network programming, Declarative programming, Programming language, Programming paradigms, Computer software, Highway planning, Linguistics, Logic programming, Query languages, Technical presentations, PROLOG (programming language), Declarative Programming, Integration of Programming Paradigms, AI Programming, CNP, Control Network Programming, Logic Programming, Nondeterministic Programming, Programming Paradigms, Programming Languages, SPIDER, Prolog
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05 social sciences, 0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering, 02 engineering and technology, 0503 education
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International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies and Workshop for PhD Students in Computing CompSysTech'09
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433
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