#Workout Plan Algorithm
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I'm trying to design an algorithm to create gym splits based on a few parameters.
I'm kind of clueless as of how to tackle this problem.
Initially my thought was to model this as a Constrain satisfaction problem (and use something like prolog).
But it's way more complicated than what i expected.
So i thought about doing something like a greedy search, but i feel like i'm not going in the right direction.
you don't have to use prolog to solve constraint satisfaction problems. From a very quick look at it, this sounds like it would be solvable with integer linear programming
so my first attempt would be to use an existing ILP library
I just looked it up on wikipedia and yes this sounds like what you just described
should i use python or c++ still?
I'd say whatever you're more comfartably with and what's supported by the framework you choose to use