Firstly I'm not necessarily looking for a complete algorithm I can just copy and paste, then call it a day. Any "general approach" solutions would be fine for me! This entire post was spurred by ...

Edit: this puzzle is also known as "Einstein's Riddle" The Who owns the Zebra (you can try the online version here) is an example of a classic set of puzzles and I bet that most people on Stack Ov...

I am reading "Learn Prolog Now" and one of its exercises I haven't been able to solve myself is the following: There is a street with three neighboring houses that all have a different c...

I am a complete beginner to programming and have to create and solve a riddle in Prolog using GNU Prolog, similar to the Einstein riddle, albeit less sophisticated. I have been trying to create a r...

I need some help with a prolog homework for my AI class. The question is to write prolog code for einstein's puzzle. I know how to write it down in my own but there are some constraints in the home...

I have been given an exercise to solve the zebra puzzle using a constraint solver of my choice, and I tried it using the Prolog clpfd library. I am aware that there are other more idiomatic ways t...

this is my code currently, I am trying to solve the zebra puzzle. exists(A,(A,_,_,_,_)). exists(A,(_,A,_,_,_)). exists(A,(_,_,A,_,_)). exists(A,(_,_,_,A,_)). exists(A,(_,_,_,_,A)). rightOf(A,B,(B...

I am new to Prolog and I'm trying to model a riddle like the Einstein riddle, also known as the Zebra riddle, (but with 10 houses and 30 hints) in Prolog and I'm using this model example as a start...