Introduction: Logic and Logic Programmin
β Michael J. OβDonnell
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Mathematical logic and programming languages
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- Prentice-Hall
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- 1985
- Tongue
- English
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- 187
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- Prentice-Hall international series in computer science
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- Nachdr.
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