Difference between logic programming and functional programming

Question

I have been reading many articles trying to understand the difference between functional and logic programming, but the only deduction I have been able to make so far is that lo

Answer 1

Prolog, being a logical language, gives you free backtracking, it's pretty noticeable.

To elaborate, and I precise that I'm in no way expert in any of the paradigms, it looks to me like logical programming is way better when it comes to solving things. Because that's precisely what the language does (that appears clearly when backtracking is needed for example).