For anyone who may not know, Prolog does this in a pretty interesting way. You have some declarations that make up your program, Prolog takes these and then use

For anyone who may not know, Prolog does this in a pretty interesting way. You have some declarations that make up your program, Prolog takes these and then uses them to conduct a logical proof (like in discrete math). You negate the premise (proof by contradiction), and then try to show that this will cause a contradiction (line 5 says Bob is Human, but line 42 says Bob is not Human). If you can find such a contradiction, your premise was true. It does this by using backtracking, which is really interesting in itself if you're not familiar with it.