Fifth-generation programming language

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Prolog: A programming language for fifth-generation computing

IEEE Potentials, 1986
A description is given of Prolog, a contraction of PROgramming in LOGic, which uses the formalism of mathematical logic as its primary design principle. The structure of Prolog is examined, and a database program is described to illustrate its application. An application to an artificial intelligence problem, the Towers of Hanoi, is also given.
Ralph W. Wilkerson
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Programming languages for fifth generation computers

Computer Physics Communications, 1985
Abstract Fifth Generation languages and computers, for use in the 1990's, may be based on significantly different concepts than traditional computing. There are four major categories of computing, each consisting of a programming style and corresponding computer. These are: procedural languages (and control flow computers); object-oriented languages (
Isabel Gouveia Lima, Philip C. Treleaven
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On Learning Smullyan's Elementary Formal Systems: Towards an Efficient Learning Method for Context-Sensitive Languages* *This work forms part of the major R&D on the Fifth Generation Computer Project, conducted under a program set up by MITI.

, 1991
Yasubumi Sakakibara
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Logic and computation conference workshop on fifth generation programming languages

Computer Compacts, 1983
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Pre-train, Prompt, and Predict: A Systematic Survey of Prompting Methods in Natural Language Processing

ACM Computing Surveys, 2023

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