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JavaLog: a framework-based integration of Java and Prolog for agent-oriented programming
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    JavaLog: a framework-based integration of Java and Prolog for agent-oriented programming (English)
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    3 August 2005
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    Multi-paradigm languages
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    Logic programming
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    Object-oriented programming
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    Agent-oriented programming
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    Object-oriented frameworks
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    Intelligent agents
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