Prologue programming language is niche but powerful. It’s like SQL for logic—you describe what you want, and it figures out how to get it.
But yeah, the learning curve is real. If you’re used to imperative languages, it’ll mess with your brain at first. Worth it if you’re into AI or symbolic reasoning, though.
For real-world use, look at IBM’s Watson—it uses Prolog under the hood for some stuff.
But yeah, the learning curve is real. If you’re used to imperative languages, it’ll mess with your brain at first. Worth it if you’re into AI or symbolic reasoning, though.
For real-world use, look at IBM’s Watson—it uses Prolog under the hood for some stuff.