Definition
This is a misspelling of 'logic programming,' which is a programming paradigm where programs are expressed as sets of logical sentences. Unlike imperative programming, which focuses on how to achieve a result, logic programming describes what the desired result is. It is like giving a computer a set of facts and rules, and letting it deduce the answer. Prolog is a common logic programming language. It is often used in artificial intelligence and expert systems. 🧠