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% start by loading the example:

| ?- logtalk_load(questions(loader)).
...


% we can now ask the ultimate question:

| ?- logtalk::ask_question(question, hitchhikers, ultimate_question, '=='(42), N).

The answer to the ultimate question of Life, The Universe and Everything is?
> 42.

N = 42
yes


% note that the fourth argument of the logtalk::ask_question/5 predicate is
% a closure that is used to type-check the answer:

| ?- logtalk::ask_question(question, hitchhikers, ultimate_question, '=='(42), N).

The answer to the ultimate question of Life, The Universe and Everything is?
> icecream.
> tea.
> 42.

N = 42
yes


% if running using JIProlog, SWI-Prolog, or YAP as the backend, asking the
% question again after the goal will present a GUI dialog:

| ?- logtalk_load(questions(loader_gui)).
...

| ?- logtalk::ask_question(question, hitchhikers, ultimate_question, '=='(42), N).
...
