Other than meme languages like Brainfuck, the most obscure language I've used was Prolog which we used for a bit in university.
It's a really cool language but it's radically different from typical programming languages, so it's pretty tricky to pick up even if you're already experienced at programming. While most common programming languages are "procedural", Prolog is a "logical" programming language, so it's a whole different paradigm.
Learning Prolog was really fun and I think it can help solidify your grasp of recursion which it tends to use really heavily.
I haven't used it but as I understand it Lisp is quite similar and has more practical uses.
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Other than meme languages like Brainfuck, the most obscure language I've used was Prolog which we used for a bit in university.
It's a really cool language but it's radically different from typical programming languages, so it's pretty tricky to pick up even if you're already experienced at programming. While most common programming languages are "procedural", Prolog is a "logical" programming language, so it's a whole different paradigm.
Learning Prolog was really fun and I think it can help solidify your grasp of recursion which it tends to use really heavily.
I haven't used it but as I understand it Lisp is quite similar and has more practical uses.