Try logic programming! A gentle introduction to Prolog – Bernardo Pires

I had a fun ride attending a very interesting lecture this semester called Programming Paradigms. I learned about the four main paradigms that exist: imperative, object-oriented, functional and logic programming. Now, I'm sure every developer has heard about imperative, OO and functional, but to be honest I had no idea what logic programming was about. I was intrigued, what could this paradigm I had never heard about be, what does it excel in and could it be useful for day-to-day programming problems? The book The Pragmatic Programmer has a tip called "Invest Regularly in Your Knowledge Portfolio": Different languages solve the same problems in different ways.