> I think this article is problematic because Prolog is truly a different paradigm which requires time to understand. > Prolog is also unusual in a sense that

> I think this article is problematic because Prolog is truly a different paradigm which requires time to understand. > Prolog is also unusual in a sense that it is essential to understand what the interpreter does with your code in order to be able to write it well. 100% this! Coming from procedural/OO paradigms i did not understand how to think about Prolog until i read Robert Kowalski's paper Predicate Logic as a Programming Language - https://www.researchgate.net/publication/221330242_Predicate_Logic_as_Programming_Language https://www.researchgate.net/publication/221330242_Predicate... I still have a long way to go but at least i am on the right track.