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Perform the weekly set up instructions for project 3, homework c.
A file answers.txt with answers to the following questions.
data3 function defines an equality
test in a funny way: (<- (= ?x ?x)).
Is that a typo? Should not the second "?x" be different to the first?
And should there be a body to the rule?
A revised version of 15.lisp that supports and the code
in the younger predicate of data3:
(do (print ?x)) replaces
"?x" with its current binding and prints it.
(say str args) is defined in ‘3/c/tricks.lisp’
and I want to be able to call say very simply from within my rules. For an
example of that call, see the younger predicate of data3.
Note that if all the above works, then the !three deftest
should now work.
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