Prolog predicate using lists
I have to make this programming exercise in Prolog.
Historical precedent for why Prolog is less popular than SQL in Imperative Programming? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Historical precedent for why Prolog is less popular than SQL in Imperative Programming? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Using Prolog to implement authorization rules
I’m working on a user management “pseudoframework” in PHP, and I’m trying to implement fine-grained rule-based authorization. I’m using a combination of SQL and condition-checking functions written in PHP right now, but I’m not completely satisfied. It works, but it is not very elegant and suffers from some limitations.
Using Prolog to implement authorization rules
I’m working on a user management “pseudoframework” in PHP, and I’m trying to implement fine-grained rule-based authorization. I’m using a combination of SQL and condition-checking functions written in PHP right now, but I’m not completely satisfied. It works, but it is not very elegant and suffers from some limitations.
What makes functional programming languages declarative as opposed to Imperative?
On many articles, describing the benefits of functional programming, I have seen functional programming languages, such as Haskell, ML, Scala or Clojure, referred to as “declarative languages” distinct from imperative languages such as C/C++/C#/Java. My question is what makes functional programming languages declarative as opposed to imperative.
need help making prolog program for song
I need to write a prolog program for the song “Im my own grandpa”, but its not working. Can anyone help me out. It needs to work in the GNU Prolog console. My code it below