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how to learn prolog?
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I thought Erlang superceded it?
No, Erlang has a completely different paradigm than Prolog, it just looks superficially similar because the people who created Erlang liked Prolog's syntax so that's what they used as the basis for Erlang instead of the more standard ALGOL-derived syntax that most of us are used to.
Thanks this matches my understanding too (erlang is all about actor model is my understanding, similar to akka)