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Templete de Prolog para estudiantes de Programacion Lógica y Funcional

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Last edited Oct 14, 2024
Created on Oct 14, 2024

This example shows a Prolog template for students learning logic and functional programming, presenting a recursive predicate that finds the last element of a list. The code defines `my_last/2` with a base case for single-element lists and a recursive rule that strips the head via `[_|Tail]`. It also includes a commented-out C# implementation using `List<T>` and `Console.WriteLine` for cross-language comparison. The gist demonstrates the Prolog approach without external libraries, relying on built-in list syntax and unification.

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