Anyone know where i can get help in prolog?

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For those looking to take a course in Artificial Intelligence with a focus on Prolog, several resources are available to assist during the semester. Online tutorials can be found through a simple Google search for Prolog tutorials, which yield numerous results. Additionally, textbooks are recommended for deeper understanding, especially given the course's challenging nature and high assignment failure rate. It's crucial to balance learning the material with passing the course, so seeking out both online and textbook resources is advisable. For local support in Sydney, students may consider reaching out to local universities or study groups focused on AI and programming.
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I'm keen on taking a course in Artificial intelligence - however I've never programmed in prolog, - where can i get help during the semester in prolog? Has anyone done a course like this? If so what are your thoughts on it? where could i get help around sydney?
 
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I'm taking my AI class next semester but its in C++, but the best resource for you is going to be google.

Type in prolog tutorials, a ton comes up.
 
thanks man,

but are there any textbooks you guys can recommend? The course has very intense assignments with a 40% failure rate - yes i want to learn the material but pass at the same time.
 

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