Discussion
What is the declarative reading of a logic program?
Answer: A
The declarative reading treats the clauses as implications and asks what follows, while the procedural reading describes how the interpreter will actually search. The two agree only when the program terminates and the search strategy finds what is entailed. Output and documentation are different notions. Having two readings of the same text, one of which is a guarantee and the other a behaviour, is characteristic of logic programming and is the source of most of its surprises.
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