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Title: I don't know Prolog, and so can you
Abstract: Prolog is a wildly popular declarative logic programming language that all the hot startups and whiz kids are using these days. So, being neither a hot startup nor a whiz kid, I figured I'd learn it. In this talk, I'll share some of the early learnings I've had that can only be considered "mind-bending."
We'll look at a bit of the syntax, the solver model and then dive into some wild and crazy list operations. Finding all the combinatorial variations of a list using the function isMember? Yup! We'll do that.
If you are anything like me, and I know you are, you'll come away from this talk saying "I'm sold! PROLOG FOREVER!"
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