A7: Asmt#7: Prolog constraint satisfaction

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175: Asmt#7: Prolog constraint satisfaction , Name: ___________________________

CS 340, Fall 2019, York College of Pennsylvania
178, 40 points, 2019-11-15 (due by midnight)

For this assignment, some group work is allowed as follows.

A maximum of 3 students in a group.
Everyone in the group must submit the full requirement. So if the group does not provide you with the work requirements, you will not be able to submit them and will not get credit for them.
Groups are not to work do another group's problem but can discuss how to do a specific constraint.

Each group will receive a copy of a constraint satisfaction puzzle.

That puzzle is to be solved using the techniques covered in class and using Prolog as the constraint satisfaction software.

There is no document required for this assignment.

Comments at the top should explain the puzzle being solved but need not repeat the content of other comments in the program.

Comments should be interspersed above each domain group and each constrain group explaining what is being done or what constraint is being specified.

Include a multi-line comment at the end of the program indicating the output you got when the program was run.

Note: You need to run the program, then copy-paste the output to the program before submission.

Note: Depending on your puzzle, you may discover that there is more than one answer to the puzzle.

This is seldom the case but is always a possibility.

In Prolog, a multi-line comment starts with a "/*" and ends with a "*/" as in the following.

% This is a single line comment /* This is a multi-line comment. */

The begin comment "/*" and end comment "*/" should be on separate lines and not combined with other text.

The single line comment starts with a "%" and continues until the end of the line. Such comments should be on a line by themselves and not combined with other parts of a Prolog program.

Create a Prolog program using TuProlog to solve the constraint satisfaction puzzle.

The prints predicate should appear at the top and be used for printing as in the examples in the notes.

Your program should include the following line at the bottom.

:- solve(go).

Attach the Prolog file, extension pro, (and only one Prolog file) to your email message.

Submit by sending an email to rsnyder9@ycp.edu from your YCP email address/account that has the above file as an attachment.

The subject line should be the following (and only the following).

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CS 340 - A7 : Asmt#7: Prolog constraint satisfaction Your grade: _ / 40 [LATE] Late or redo penalty: _ / -40 puzzle rules as comments: _ / 8 Prolog rules enforcing comments: _ / 8 puzzle solution output: _ / 8 puzzle solved: _ / 8 Prolog style - facts, rules, queries: _ / 8 [CREDIT] Extra credit: _ / +8 Comments: