I'm new to Prolog and want to try it out online. Can I use the SWISH environment directly in my browser without installing anything? What kind of interactive tutorials or examples does SWISH offer for beginners? Also, if I decide to learn more, what are the main recommended resources for a complete beginner on the SWI-Prolog website, and are there any limitations to using SWISH for learning compared to a local installation?
Navigate to 'https://www.swi-prolog.org/'. Click on the 'Try SWI-Prolog online (SWISH)' link. Determine if SWISH requires any local installation. Explore the 'Examples' menu to identify interactive tutorials or examples for beginners within SWISH. Navigate back to the SWI-Prolog homepage. Click on the 'Get Started' link. Identify the main recommended resources for a complete beginner on the 'Get Started' page. Identify any stated limitations of using SWISH compared to a local installation. Synthesize all collected information.
The agent confirms that SWISH can be used directly in the browser without local installation. The agent states that SWISH offers interactive 'Prolog tutorials' and 'SWISH tutorials' in the form of 'notebooks' via the 'Examples' menu. The agent identifies 'Simply Logical' and 'Learn Prolog Now' as the main recommended resources for complete beginners on the 'Get Started' page. The agent states that SWISH runs on a shared server with a sandbox, does not maintain state between queries, and has limited support for input/output, concurrency, and other SWI-Prolog features compared to a local installation.