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Other Language - Prolog - putting in a list
hi,
I am new to prolog. In order for me to generate a list of characters, this is what i did:- test:-name(N,[65,66,67,68]), write(N),!. ABCD The problem is that at times, i want N to sometimes be A and sometimes, AB, or some times, ABC, or even some times, ABCD. Could anyone give me any rough idea on how to do it. Much appreciated. thanks. zee 
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