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Logic in Plain Language: A Deep Dive into Logic Programming

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Join us for a high-level tour of logic programming, where facts and rules become a dialogue with the computer. We'll unpack head/body clauses, non-monotonic reasoning with negation as failure, and the distinction between representation and control that shapes algorithms. We'll skim major families—Prolog, Datalog, ASP—and extensions like CLP, ALP, ILP, and meta-logic where programs can reason about themselves. No heavy coding—just core concepts, connections, and their power for knowledge representation and solving real-world problems.


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