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Asked: May 22, 20262026-05-22T13:01:36+00:00 2026-05-22T13:01:36+00:00

Does it work on your machines? I don’t know how to use it- i

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Does it work on your machines?
I don’t know how to use it- i get errors every time. Tell me please how to use it….

Link to source: http://ai-programming.com/prolog_bot_tutorial.htm

Code:

% Program Name: chatterbot1
% Description: this is a very basic example of a chatterbot program
%
% Author: Gonzales Cenelia
% Date: 7 august 2009
%
response_database([
    ['I HEARD YOU!'],
    ['SO, YOU ARE TALKING TO ME.'],
    ['CONTINUE, IM LISTENING.'],
    ['VERY INTERESTING CONVERSATION.'],
    ['TELL ME MORE...']]).
    
select(0, [H|T], H).
select(N, [H|T], L) :- N > 0, N1 is N - 1, select(N1, T, L).

quit_session(X):- X = 'bye', 
    nl, write('IT WAS NICE TALKING TO YOU USER, SEE YOU NEXT TIME!').
    
write_string([H|T]):- write(H).

chatterbot1:- 
    repeat,
    nl, write('>'),
    read_string(Input),
    response_database(ListOfResponse),
    IndexOfResponse is integer(random * 5),
    select(IndexOfResponse, ListOfResponse, Response),
    write_string(Response),
    quit_session(Input).

I have tried some ways to write, maybe i dont know how correctly do it thats errors:

1 ?- hi.

ERROR: toplevel: Undefined
procedure: hi/0 (DWIM could not
correct goal)

2 ?- [hi].

ERROR:
source_sink `hi’ does not exist true.

3 ?- ‘hi’.

ERROR: toplevel: Undefined
procedure: hi/0 (DWIM could not
correct goal)

4 ?- [‘hi’].

ERROR:
source_sink `hi’ does not exist true.

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    2026-05-22T13:01:36+00:00Added an answer on May 22, 2026 at 1:01 pm

    The main issue is that your code is in a Prolog dialect that’s slightly different from SWI Prolog, which you’re using. You can try something like this:

    response_database([
        ['I HEARD YOU!'],
        ['SO, YOU ARE TALKING TO ME.'],
        ['CONTINUE, IM LISTENING.'],
        ['VERY INTERESTING CONVERSATION.'],
        ['TELL ME MORE...']]).
    
    select(0, [H|_], H).
    select(N, [_|T], L) :- N > 0, N1 is N - 1, select(N1, T, L).
    
    quit_session(X):- X = 'bye',
        nl, write('IT WAS NICE TALKING TO YOU USER, SEE YOU NEXT TIME!').
    
    write_string([H|_]):- write(H).
    
    chatterbot1:-
        repeat,
        nl, write('>'),
        read(Input),
        response_database(ListOfResponse),
        IndexOfResponse is integer(random(5)),
        select(IndexOfResponse, ListOfResponse, Response),
        write(Response),
        quit_session(Input).
    

    As said by the others, make sure you compile the code and then run it like:

    chatterbot1.
    

    Then it will ask you for some input. Type something like

    hi.
    

    And see a response.
    Let me know if it works.

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