Here are some prolog questions I have asked in the past:
1. Explain the two approaches to matching goals to facts in a database. Which approach did the designers of Prolog choose to use?
2. Explain what is wrong with the Prolog statement Total is Total + Number.
3. Describe three deficiencies of Prolog.
4. Name three applications of logic programming.
5. What symbol is used to represent the cut operator in Prolog? What is the purpose of using a cut?
6. Is Prolog case sensitive? Explain.
7. What value will be assigned to M using the Prolog rules listed below and the question test(o,[o,h,a,o,i,s,i,o],t,M). What do the rules accomplish in general?
test(_,[],_,[]).
test(X,[X|L],A,[A|M]):-
test(X,L,A,M).
test(X,[Y|L],A,[Y|M]):-
X \= Y,
test(X,L,A,M).
Remember the '_' means you don't care what the value of the argument is.
