Comment by crustycoder
Comment by crustycoder 10 hours ago
Or perhaps just use a language that's designed to solve those sorts of problems? In 14 lines of code.
Comment by crustycoder 10 hours ago
Or perhaps just use a language that's designed to solve those sorts of problems? In 14 lines of code.
Well no, not really. The whole point is to use the appropriate tool for the task at hand. In this case it's the CLP(FD) library, https://www.swi-prolog.org/pldoc/man?section=clpfd
Is there a similarly short/simple solution not using all of the built ins? Haven't worked with prolog in a while but should be easy enough with primitives (albeit with more duplication)?