Prolog

We've been using Prolog in one of my classes this semester.  It's pretty neat!

So far, our assignments have been writing evaluators and a super-shitty compiler for Little Languages represented as Prolog lists -- essentially S-expressions.

It's amazing how much one can do with three or four lines of code!

Anyhow, what do you guys think of /b/rolog?

>>8
If the work of the experts is far and few between why are they paid so much? Ergo You'Re Wrong Bitch!

And what is stopping you from using lisp to make an artificial intelligence that is sufficiently understanding of web technologies and human clients to complete a wide class of jobs appropriate for code monkeys, allowing you to rake in the pay of thousands of code monkeys?