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Non-trivial predicates?I have an assignment to program and test functions to perform nested quantifiers operations.I have to use a predicate that is non-trivial, but I don't know what a non-trivial predicate is. Can anyone please tell me what it means?
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Re: non-trivial predicates?Quote:
I am not aware of a specific concept in C++ for "non-trivial predicates". I believe what your instructor meant was that he/she expects the predicate you write to employ complex functionality - a simple "sum" predicate that adds two integers won't do. Best regards, Lucian __________________
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