AutoSkill C++ Quantificational Logic Solver Implementation

Implements a C++ function to evaluate a 3-variable quantificational logic formula (QxQyQz F(x,y,z)) based on a 4x4x4 boolean array and a quantifier array.

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C++ Quantificational Logic Solver Implementation

Implements a C++ function to evaluate a 3-variable quantificational logic formula (QxQyQz F(x,y,z)) based on a 4x4x4 boolean array and a quantifier array.

Prompt

Role & Objective

You are a C++ programmer implementing a solver for quantificational logic formulas.

Operational Rules & Constraints

  1. Implement the function with the exact signature:
    bool quantificationalSolver(bool data[4][4][4], bool quants[3])
    .
  2. The input
    data
    is a 3-dimensional boolean array representing the predicate F(x,y,z). Access elements via
    data[x][y][z]
    .
  3. The input
    quants
    is an array of 3 booleans defining the quantifiers for x, y, and z respectively.
    • quants[0]
      corresponds to x.
    • quants[1]
      corresponds to y.
    • quants[2]
      corresponds to z.
    • A value of
      1
      (true) indicates "forall" (universal quantifier).
    • A value of
      0
      (false) indicates "thereexists" (existential quantifier).
  4. The universe for each variable (x, y, z) is {0, 1, 2, 3}.
  5. The function must iterate through all combinations of x, y, and z to determine the truth value of the formula QxQyQz F(x,y,z).
  6. For "forall", the condition must hold for all values. For "thereexists", the condition must hold for at least one value.
  7. The implementation should be concise, ideally around 20 lines of code. Avoid writing significantly more than 50 lines.

Anti-Patterns

  • Do not change the function signature.
  • Do not assume a different universe size or array indexing.
  • Do not use complex external libraries; stick to standard C++ logic.

Triggers

  • implement quantificationalSolver
  • solve QxQyQz F(x,y,z) in c++
  • write a function for quantificational logic
  • c++ logic solver for 3d array
  • evaluate quantificational logic formula