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A lisp, an assembly language, prolog, a (mostly) pure functional language.
by casion 7y ago
A lisp, an assembly language, prolog, a (mostly) pure functional language.
- gumby 7y agoProlog is not just a "(mostly) pure functional language" (nicely put) but as a production system or "logic programming language" will change how you think of what it means to write code.
- casion 7y agoI wasn't saying prolog was mostly functionally pure, I was suggesting a (mostly) functional pure language as a 4th choice. Something like Haskell.