I think Prolog is still used in some niches. But that definition is apt. Fortran is far from dead. It might even be on the verge of a renaissance. Numpy took i

I think Prolog is still used in some niches. But that definition is apt. Fortran is far from dead. It might even be on the verge of a renaissance. Numpy took inspiration from Fortran and MATLAB. Most scientific computing libraries use Lapack and BLAS libraries under the hood (which were written in Fortran). Honestly, I think if Fortran had a few intuitive higher order abstractions/libraries - one wouldn’t need to mess around with C++. And now thinking more about it - it would be very cool to have a Numpy to Fortran transpiler.