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In article <5828@uniol.UUCP>, Jens.Rettig@arbi.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de (Jens Rettig) writes:
> Generally , Prolog is capable of solving those kind of probelms
> quite easily. You just have to think of a way of representing the
> facts you have and the rules that have to be obeid. But it is a little
> to complicated to explain if you know nothing about prolog.
> However, Prolog is easy to learn and should provide you with the Skills
> to do such things quite early !

I suspect that formulating such problems in Prolog is the lion's share of the
problem.  The rest is just mechanical and can usually be done with pencil and
paper quite easily.
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