Book review: The Art of Prolog, 2nd edition by Leon Sterling and Ehud Shapiro (MIT Press, 1994)

Abstract

In his 1983 dissertation [1], Ehud Shapiro lamented the lack of literature available on good Prolog programming style. While manuals for the language existed, there was little available to guide a new programmer into the best ways of using the elements of the language to write good programs rather than merely programs that work.