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Eight Queens as a List Help (Prolog)
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| Mark Holmberg, Dixie State College of Utah | |
| CS 3520, Programming Languages | |
| 7 Sept. 2011 | |
| Some help with 8-queens so you don't have to type as much. | |
| If you want to test your 8-Queens predicate you can NOT write a test predicate | |
| like Russ said. Although it does work, it only returns true or false NOT the | |
| list of the proper queen locations. The following is the test case I used. | |
| eight_queens( [Q1,Q2,Q3,Q4,Q5,Q6,Q7,Q8] ). | |
| If your test is successful you should get output like this: | |
| Q1 = 1, | |
| Q2 = 5, | |
| Q3 = 8, | |
| Q4 = 6, | |
| Q5 = 3, | |
| Q6 = 7, | |
| Q7 = 2, | |
| Q8 = 4 . | |
| You can type ; to get more solutions. | |
| Best of luck. |
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