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I find it a bit difficult to understand wheather Proog is recursive or not.
Sorry, that was Prolog. I am currently learning SWI-Prolog on unix and 
understanding what  recursive is meant to be in the prolog sense 
is a bit complicated. Could someone give an example of a recursive
program using lists with an explanation.

