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Most of the expert systems now completed were developed using LISP; indeed, the evolution of LISP itself has facilitated the development of expert systems. Moreover, together with LISP features, such as the pretty-printing of programs and functions for correcting spelling mistakes, expert systems have been constructed in which the interface with the human user has been well thought out [1]. There exist, of course, expert systems which have been developed in other languages, such as FORTRAN [2], but LISP remains the primary language for most work in both expert systems and artificial intelligence.
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Mizoguchi, F. (1991). The design of expert systems using Prolog. In: Mizoguchi, F. (eds) Prolog and its Applications. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7144-9_6
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