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| I am taking a class (CS 310 - Alternative Languages) where we are
learning Prolog, Ruby, and some other languages. I just finished with
the prolog portion and wanted to make my work/assignments available to
anyone who may find the algorithms useful.
http://sc0g.com/college/CS310
That is the folder for my prolog assignments. Assignments include:
- X Y coordinate maze
- list comparison
- splitting lists
- finding paths
- dot product of two (2) vectors
- "the cut" or "if then else"
- Prolog implementation in Java
- more amature kind of stuff
I will continue to update and add new items to the list so please take
use of them. I know its fairly amature but this is my first class with
prolog.
Feedback would be appreciated!!
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| jacobchappelle@gmail.com 2006-10-16, 4:01 am |
| totally useless... if you want to post something useful, post a game
logic engine written in prolog, or a C program syntax validator or
something, someone might actually learn something from
On Sep 30, 9:46 am, "Drew" <drewsco...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am taking a class (CS 310 - Alternative Languages) where we are
> learning Prolog, Ruby, and some other languages. I just finished with
> the prolog portion and wanted to make my work/assignments available to
> anyone who may find the algorithms useful.
>
> http://sc0g.com/college/CS310
>
> That is the folder for my prolog assignments. Assignments include:
> - X Y coordinate maze
> - list comparison
> - splitting lists
> - finding paths
> - dot product of two (2) vectors
> - "the cut" or "if then else"
> - Prolog implementation in Java
> - more amature kind of stuff
>
> I will continue to update and add new items to the list so please take
> use of them. I know its fairly amature but this is my first class with
> prolog.
>
> Feedback would be appreciated!!
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