Assignment 4: Prologue to Prolog
CSE 341: Programming Languages
The University of Washington, Seattle, Winter 2012
Purpose: The purpose of this assignment is to introduce you to the syntax and semantics of Prolog.
Due: Wednesday, February 8 (changed from Feb. 6), at 5:00 PM via Catalyst CollectIt.
Individual Work.
Do this assignment individually. DO NOT COLLABORATE on this assignment. This is not a partnership or teamwork assignment.
What to Turn In: You should turn in the following files: 
warmup.pl
warmup.pdf
The Prolog file should begin with comment lines that give the name of the file, a program name (that is more descriptive and English-like than the filename), the author's (your) name, followed by a brief description (2-5 lines) of what the program does.

The file warmup.pl should contain the definitions of the prolog predicates ("procedures") that you define for this assignment.

Read A Prolog Compendium by Marc Bezem. Do the following exercises in this tutorial: 1.1, 1.2, 2.4, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 4.5, 4.6. Put the answers to the programming questions in the file warmup.pl and the answers to the other questions in warmup.pdf. In the file warmup.pl, use a comment with a left-justified heading for each code exercise such as this: 
% Exercise 1.2:

son(S, P) :-
In the file warmup.pdf, use a similar left-justified heading before each exercise.

This assignment is worth a total of 100 points.

Last updated: 5 February (corrected the "purpose"); previously updated 4 Feb. 9:30 AM (deadline changed); 27 Jan. 10:20 PM.