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Can you elaborate with an example or two? I’ve always been fascinated by Prolog and thought of it as a language that is very well suited to a specific class of
by SOLAR_FIELDS 8y ago
Can you elaborate with an example or two? I’ve always been fascinated by Prolog and thought of it as a language that is very well suited to a specific class of problems. It would be interesting to know what class of problem Prolog excels at and why newer languages or new features in existing languages can do what only Prolog did before.
- TimTheTinker 8y agoI'm afraid I can't -- sorry. I'm not a Prolog practitioner. My above observations are just culled from what I've read over the years. I suspect some kinds of expert systems remain best implemented using some Prolog. Perhaps someone who uses Prolog regularly can chime in.