Logic Programming Languages

Logic Programming Languages are a type of programming language that uses a form of symbolic logic for representing and executing computational processes. These languages are based on formal logic and are used to describe the rules and relationships between different elements in a program. Logic Programming Languages typically involve defining facts and rules, and then using a logical inference mechanism to derive new facts from the given information. Examples of Logic Programming Languages include Prolog, Datalog, and Mercury.




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Logic Programming Languages