[mattlyons]

Are there any?

[modi123_1]

To fully answer your question, yes, yes there are advantages of one over the other.

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I am probably over stepping my bounds answering the question (which is 'yes'), but I shall provide further documentation. Don't be mad.

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http://msdn.microsof...y/bb669144.aspx

[mattlyons]

If I am not mistaken, the above link describes the advantages between functional and imperative languages. I knew that functional languages have nice unique functionalities that imperative languages cannot do but my question was that if logic languages have advantages over imperative.

[Raynes]

Yes, and they are readily apparent on the wikipedia page, just like with functional programming. Paradigms, paradigms. They all have advantages and disadvantages.

[modi123_1]

As I said - the answer is 'yes'. The rest was, apparently, prattle.

[macosxnerd101]

There is really no topic for discussion here, plus it's a pretty blatant homework question. Try doing some research first and coming back with more targeted questions to get better answers.

Ask questions the smart way.

I think this thread has run its course though, so I'm closing it.