Just finished my programming exam. I did the whole Java part without any trouble. Haskell and Prolog though? ...not so much x)
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I remember Prolog from uni. My programs were always so bad they either said "Yes" or overflowed the stack. Getting a complex Prolog program to say "No" never worked for me :(
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It feels so patronizig when they say no though. It's like "Hey Prolog, please run this program for me and tell me the result!" "NO!!"
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More, or less patronising that the four screenfulls of type error from Haskell?
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Replying to @dsilverstone @Ellpeck
I'm enjoying Rust a lot at the moment. It has some of the fun bits of Haskell, the tendency for the compiler to say "No" like Prolog might, but the usability of "normal" languages.

Feb 20, 2018 ยท 10:23 AM UTC
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