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You will need to use a grouping predicate such as setof/3 like this: setof(Name/Type/X, relation(Name,Type,X), Set), where Set would be the List of all possible combinations. However I am not too sure how to filter out those possibilities where X is less than the weight specified- surfbluedog
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- Forum: Prolog
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getting elements into a list
You can achieve this using the inbuilt setof predicate like this: el(a). el(b). el(c). list(L):- setof(X, el(X), L).- surfbluedog
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- Forum: Prolog
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List Problems, need help, thank you.
Not sure i understand exactly what your problem is. I can see what the lists are all about, but where are you stuck at?- surfbluedog
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- Forum: Prolog
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Counting number of points
I am writing a bridge program. I am trying to count the number of points present in the hand according the the number of cards in each suit. It works when i do a single query to it, but in t1 refuses to work. I really do not know what else to try. Please please please help, I am desperate. N...- surfbluedog
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