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Want to affect the way you think about programming? Learn Prolog.

• cnlwsu 9y ago
  why not both
• flavio81 9y ago
  +1 ... and then implement Prolog in Lisp so you can write Prolog on your Lisp code as well (this has been done many times)
• taktoa 9y ago
  Prolog is a programming language for turning polynomial-time algorithms into exponential ones.
  • zmonx 9y ago
    And, true to form, it often works in the other direction too! Especially with CLP(FD) and other Prolog constraints.