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To complete Chapter 4 Exercise 2a in "Programming Logic and Design," start by carefully reading the exercise prompt to understand the requirements. Break down the problem into smaller steps and outline the logic needed to achieve the desired outcome. Use pseudocode or flowcharts to visualize your approach, ensuring you cover all aspects of the problem. Finally, implement your solution in the programming language specified in the exercise, testing it to ensure it works correctly.
James Messinger has written: 'The logic and design of computer programs' -- subject(s): Logic programming, Computer programming
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The answers to the chapter 4 and 5 exercises from introduction to logic are not provided on the Internet. For help with the answers it would be best to contact the instructor of the course so they can assist in understanding the material.
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James H. Andrews has written: 'Logic Programming' -- subject(s): Automatic theorem proving, Logic programming, Programming languages (Electronic computers), Semantics 'Proof-Theoretic Characterisations of Logic Programming'
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