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Fifth Generation (Programming) Language (5GL)
Definition - What does Fifth Generation (Programming) Language(5GL) mean?
A fifth generation (programming) language (5GL) is a grouping of programming languages build on the premise that a problem can be solved, and an application built to solve it, by providingconstraints to the program (constraint-based programming), rather than specifying algorithmically how the problem is to be solved (imperative programming).

In essence, the programming language isused to denote the properties, or logic, of a solution, rather than how it is reached. Most constraint-based and logic programming languages are 5GLs. A common misconception about 5GLs pertains to thepractice of some 4GL vendors to denote their products as 5GLs, when in essence the products are evolved and enhanced 4GL tools.

Also known as a 5th generation language.
Techopedia explains FifthGeneration (Programming) Language (5GL)
The leap beyond 4GLs is sought by taking a different approach to the computational challenge of solving problems. When the programmer dictates how the solutionshould look, by specifying conditions and constraints in a logical manner, the computer is then free to search for a suitable solution. Most of the applicable problems solved by this approach cancurrently be found in the domain of artificial intelligence.

Considerable research has been invested in the 1980s and 1990s, into the development of 5GLs. As larger programs were built, it becameapparent that the approach of finding an algorithm given a problem description, logical instructions and a set of constraint is a very hard problem in itself. During the 1990s, the wave of hype thatpreceded the popularization of 5GLs and predictions that they will replace most other programming languages, gave way to a more sober realization.

PROLOG (acronym for PROgramming LOGic) is an example...