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Wrong definition of rule: use max instead of min in aggregate:
maximum_path(From, To, Path, Weight) :-
aggregate(min(W, P),...
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In this code:
apply_constraints(MatchA, MatchB, PotentialMatches, RemainingMatches, Day) :-
different_teams(MatchA, MatchB),
can...
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The whole section confused me.
First, you can use the ins/2 function to assert that variables are in a range. We’ll use it like this:
...
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The definition of maximum_path is shown as identical to that of minimum_path. It looks like both uses of min should be replaced with max.
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At the end of page 45, there is a code snippet as follows:
path_with_length(a, f, [Path, Length]).
but this code brings Prolog into an ...
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Thanks for shipping a really great book, it’s really helpful to learn about Prolog and Logic Programming Basics. I also visited the Exerc...
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Discover the secret Prolog developers have long known. Programs based on pure logic as the primary building block are more elegant, more ...
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Discover the secret Prolog developers have long known. Programs based on pure logic as the primary building block are more elegant, more ...
New

At the end of page 45, there is a code snippet as follows:
path_with_length(a, f, [Path, Length]).
but this code brings Prolog into an ...
New

The whole section confused me.
First, you can use the ins/2 function to assert that variables are in a range. We’ll use it like this:
...
New

In this code:
apply_constraints(MatchA, MatchB, PotentialMatches, RemainingMatches, Day) :-
different_teams(MatchA, MatchB),
can...
New

Thanks for shipping a really great book, it’s really helpful to learn about Prolog and Logic Programming Basics. I also visited the Exerc...
New

The definition of maximum_path is shown as identical to that of minimum_path. It looks like both uses of min should be replaced with max.
New

@redrapids
Wrong definition of rule: use max instead of min in aggregate:
maximum_path(From, To, Path, Weight) :-
aggregate(min(W, P),...
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