As someone who has quite the extensive experience with Prolog, I can best summarize that there are some types of programming problems at which it excels: deduct

As someone who has quite the extensive experience with Prolog, I can best summarize that there are some types of programming problems at which it excels: deduction, ordering, discrete constraint problems, etc; and at everything else an imperative language is often simpler to use to achieve the same end result.