Discussion
The number of arguments a complex term in prolog is called as its :
Answer: A
The number of arguments is the term's Arity.
In Prolog a complex term (compound term) consists of a functor and a list of arguments, such as likes(mary, wine). The number of arguments is its arity; this term has arity 2, and predicates are written with it, as likes/2.
An atom is a constant name such as mary. Numbers and constants are kinds of simple terms, not the count of arguments of a complex term.
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