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Thank you - this was insightful. I adore the language (with all its good and bad parts) and I always admire people who work with it professionally and try to l

by bw86 3y ago

Thank you - this was insightful. I adore the language (with all its good and bad parts) and I always admire people who work with it professionally and try to learn from them since my professional career will not allow me to get any real world experience with Prolog. You helped with that.

YeGoblynQueenne 3y ago
I'm glad I did! But never say never. I worked in the industry with Java, C# and SQL and Python for six years before I did my PhD and started working exclusively in Prolog (almost - I do a bit of plotting in R on the side). Even outside of academia, there are opportunities to work with Prolog- though you will probably have to try harder than usual to find them, and maybe have to make those opportunities yourself. I encourage you to try if that's what you want.