functor in simple term is "function name". for example, if i say..... .......................likes(raj, chocolate)......then "likes" is a functor here. In languages like C/C++, we call it a function name. It's like making a call to function likes. but in prolog it is called functor, which defines a structure. I hope you get it :)
Well that was my problem. I have rectified it now in my current videos. But the videos back then cannot be rectified i guess. I hope this doesn't hurt the explanation in any way :(
You're a brilliant teacher.
Thanks ... It was helpful explanation 🤠
Great video. Thank you very much.
Welcome
great explaination sir
Thanks
Sir tell me about resolution in prolog programming?
Thanks 😊
can't we change the value of variable in the prolog?as in the example f(X, X) = f(a, b).
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Where can we get notes for what all you're teachinh
what is the purpose for atom?
Its one of the building blocks of the knowledge base(database).
An atom is used in conjunction with a functor to create facts. e.g awesome(phumlani). This is a fact, because i'm awesome. ;-)
What is a functor?
functor in simple term is "function name". for example, if i say..... .......................likes(raj, chocolate)......then "likes" is a functor here. In languages like C/C++, we call it a function name. It's like making a call to function likes. but in prolog it is called functor, which defines a structure. I hope you get it :)
@@techdose4u Yes, I get it thanks :)
I have exam tomorrow, i got confused does anybody know
X = 2+1 is unifiable or not?
stop saying "oke".
Well that was my problem. I have rectified it now in my current videos. But the videos back then cannot be rectified i guess. I hope this doesn't hurt the explanation in any way :(
I wasn't even paying attention that sir was saying okay again and again😂
@@vipnirala :P These are my starting videos so i even din't know that i was repeating oke :P
@@techdose4u it's okay sir. You have done a great job.