You learned the basics. You need to really understand the language to gain from it. Learning the basic is like writing non pythonic code or trying to write

You learned the basics. You need to really understand the language to gain from it. Learning the basic is like writing non pythonic code or trying to write Lisp as if it's C. You are going to end up with major frustrations. It's like driving a truck and then learning to try a sports car cautiously like an overloaded truck, you won't enjoy it! Lispers love to talk about "code is data" In prolog, "data is code" and until you grok that, it's really difficult to experience the Prolog enlightenment.