Awesome post, I had contact with Prolog at my Computer Science course, I struggled a lot with it. Maybe it's time to go back to it with this book that you recommend to give it another try.
For me every programming language that I experienced changed my life in some aspect.
C made me care a lot to resource management.
Assembly to understand even more how things work barebone. And also to be graceful for the existence of compilers and interpreters 😄
Java to understand the classic design patterns
Python to discover my passion for coding, the community, open-source, and to make me express myself with code better.
JavaScript and TypeScript helped me so much to understand events and how async work
Shell was the gateway to server task automation
Now elm developing my passion for functional programming
Each language exposed me to different ways of seeing things ☺
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Very agree with you. Learnt foxpro and visual foxpro to understand more on data processing.
Learnt BASIC to know about structured thinking and modularity.
I don't have much time to study more. Now i want to learn python.
I glad i read this post on prolog, it challenged my mind and i appreciate this comment, it gives me insight on how the other programming languages bring impacts to you, at least for python. 😁🙏
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Awesome post, I had contact with Prolog at my Computer Science course, I struggled a lot with it. Maybe it's time to go back to it with this book that you recommend to give it another try.
For me every programming language that I experienced changed my life in some aspect.
Each language exposed me to different ways of seeing things ☺
Great spirit we should always try to learn something new from a programming language.
Completely agree. It seems me and you have had very similar learning paths!
Very agree with you. Learnt foxpro and visual foxpro to understand more on data processing.
Learnt BASIC to know about structured thinking and modularity.
I don't have much time to study more. Now i want to learn python.
I glad i read this post on prolog, it challenged my mind and i appreciate this comment, it gives me insight on how the other programming languages bring impacts to you, at least for python. 😁🙏