The most popular programming languages nowadays are Python, Javascript, Java, C++, C#, Kotlin, and Ruby. These languages, mainly imperative or object-oriented in design, are easy to learn and translate to machine code. However, there are other programming paradigms like declarative languages, such as SQL. Functional languages like Haskell focus on data transformation, while logic languages like Prolog establish relations between things and give possible answers to queries. Prolog, with its simple structure of facts, rules, and queries, allows for elegant solutions to problems. Contrasting this with object-oriented programming in Kotlin shows the concise nature and flexibility of logic programming.
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