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<H3 CLASS="subsection"><A NAME="htoc66">7.1</A>&#XA0;&#XA0;Type testing</H3><UL>
<LI><A HREF="gprolog024.html#toc44"><TT>var/1</TT>,
<TT>nonvar/1</TT>,
<TT>atom/1</TT>,
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<H4 CLASS="subsubsection"><A NAME="toc44"></A><A NAME="htoc67">7.1.1</A>&#XA0;&#XA0;<TT>var/1</TT>,
<TT>nonvar/1</TT>,
<TT>atom/1</TT>,
<TT>integer/1</TT>,
<TT>float/1</TT>,
<TT>number/1</TT>,
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</P><P><B>Templates</B></P><DL CLASS="list"><DT CLASS="dt-list">
</DT><DD CLASS="dd-list"><TT>
var(?term)<BR>
nonvar(?term)<BR>
atom(?term)<BR>
integer(?term)<BR>
float(?term)<BR>
number(?term)<BR>
atomic(?term)<BR>
compound(?term)<BR>
callable(?term)<BR>
list(?term)<BR>
partial_list(?term)<BR>
list_or_partial_list(?term)</TT></DD></DL><P><B>Description</B></P><P><TT>var(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently
uninstantiated (which therefore has not been bound to anything, except
possibly another uninstantiated variable).</P><P><TT>nonvar(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently instantiated
(opposite of <TT>var/1</TT>).</P><P><TT>atom(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently instantiated
to an atom.</P><P><TT>integer(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently
instantiated to an integer.</P><P><TT>float(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently instantiated
to a floating point number.</P><P><TT>number(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently instantiated
to an integer or a floating point number.</P><P><TT>atomic(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently instantiated
to an atom, an integer or a floating point number.</P><P><TT>compound(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently
instantiated to a compound term, i.e. a term of arity &gt; 0 (a list or a
structure).</P><P><TT>callable(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently
instantiated to a callable term, i.e. an atom or a compound term.</P><P><TT>list(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently instantiated
to a list, i.e. the atom <TT>[]</TT> (empty list) or a term with principal
functor <TT>&#X2019;.&#X2019;/2</TT> and with second argument (the tail) a list.</P><P><TT>partial_list(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is currently
instantiated to a partial list, i.e. a variable or a term whose the main
functor is <TT>&#X2019;.&#X2019;/2</TT> and the second argument (the tail) is a partial
list.</P><P><TT>list_or_partial_list(Term)</TT> succeeds if <TT>Term</TT> is
currently instantiated to a list or a partial list.</P><P><B>Errors</B></P><P>None.</P><P><B>Portability</B></P><P><TT>var/1</TT>, <TT>nonvar/1</TT>, <TT>atom/1</TT>, <TT>integer/1</TT>,
<TT>float/1</TT>, <TT>number/1</TT>, <TT>atomic/1</TT>, <TT>compound/1</TT>
and <TT>callable/1</TT> are ISO predicates.</P><P><TT>list/1</TT>, <TT>partial_list/1</TT> and
<TT>list_or_partial_list/1</TT> are GNU Prolog predicates.</P>
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