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on the resolution principle" (Colmerauer and Roussel, 1992). This provided the inspiration for Alain Colmerauer, then an assistant professor of computer science at the University of Montreal to develop
a logic-based language that would assist him on the automatic language translation program he was working on (Colmerauer and Roussel, 1992). The program was still in its rudimentary stages
where Colmerauer still struggled to combine calculus with logic (Colmerauer and Roussel, 1992). Colmerauer, never a fan of mathematics-based compiler languages such as FORTRAN, fervently believed in the possibility
of using a natural language (such as his native French) to directly communicate with a computer, a notion that was dubbed "a crazy idea" back in 1970 (Colmerauer and Roussel,
1992). His translation project required a quick and effective way of parsing or breaking down sentences (Crevier, 1993). He also sought to devise a programming language that
would employ simple syntax and semantics for widespread use. Colmerauer set out to expand his knowledge of computer processing to include natural language that would serve as a programming
tool even the most computer-challenged linguists could use (Colmerauer and Roussel, 1992; Prolog, 2006). In July of 1970, Robert Pasero and Phillippe Roussel went to Montreal and consulted with
Colmerauer on natural languages and in a report he issued that September Colmerauer "described how sentences could be represented by tree structures, which simple rules could manipulate for the analysis
or generation of sentences" (Crevier, 1993, p. 193). The most basic Prolog system involves the use of the following data types. The atoms are sequences of letters, numbers, and
underscores that begin with a lowercase letter; numbers must begin with a digit and do not distinguish between integers and real numbers; variables, which are strings of letters, numbers, and
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