Building trust on property-based testing - Logtalk

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Building trust on property-based testing - Logtalk

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Logtalk@lemmy.ml · 3 years ago

This is the third blog post on property-based testing. For background, besure to read the firstand secondposts.Some of the common concerns from new users of ...

The third in a series of blog entries on using property-based testing in Logtalk.

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Logtalk is a declarative object-oriented logic programming language that extends and leverages the Prolog language with modern code encapsulation and code reuse mechanisms while also providing improved predicate semantics.

Backed by a variety of popular Prolog back-ends, it is easy for Prolog programmers to get to learn ranging from using it as a sound module system (replacing the unsound module systems typically used in Prologs) to a full-fledged software engineering language incorporating modules, prototypes, classes, protocols, categories, threads, and events, among many other features, into a coherent, well-documented whole that is oozing with examples to illustrate concepts in action as well as practical uses.

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