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Surprise by the definition and the examples. Use icl quick builder and quick master in 1980s and the key selling point is end result oriented, not procedural
by ngcc_hk 5y ago
Surprise by the definition and the examples. Use icl quick builder and quick master in 1980s and the key selling point is end result oriented, not procedural etc. you state what you want and the computer figure it out. Not really. But the dream and selling point is that. Just like the 5th generation using prolog. The system figure itself out.
- Izkata 5y ago> end result oriented, not procedural etc. you state what you want and the computer figure it out. Yeah, this is how I've always understood fourth-gen programming language as well. SQL and Prolog were always the prime examples of "state what you want and let the system figure out how to get it".