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Its true for logic programming languages too (e.g. Prolog, Picat, Mercury, etc), so I do not think its to do with line noise languages per say nor a lack of exa
by usgroup 3y ago
Its true for logic programming languages too (e.g. Prolog, Picat, Mercury, etc), so I do not think its to do with line noise languages per say nor a lack of examples (in the case of Prolog). It'll write it but it treats it like Python with funny syntax: not idiomatic. You can ask it to make it more concise or idiomatic but it just can't.
- jiggawatts 3y agoI've heard of 1 of 3 of those languages, and I can program in over 20. That gives you an idea of how rare they must be!