[plug] non-procedural programming

[Mike Holland]

On Sat, 7 Oct 2000, tlee wrote:

> Just a quick one Mike - logical programming? Procedural and event driven (OOP) I
> understand, but where does logical programming fit in please?

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I dont know if thats the right jargon. A prolog 'program' consists of a
list of logical rules, like "if A and B then C", and facts.  The
'interpreter' then works by deduction to solve a problem.

> >   I have played with logical programmimg with prolog, but dont see much
> > use of that in the real world. I guess that expert systems would

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