public class CalendarMen extends ExampleFD
Title: Calendar Men Author of a logic puzzle: Alex Knight Publication: Dell Logic Puzzles Issue: December, 1998 Page: 52 Stars: 5
To raise some money for college sports programs, students at a local junior college produced and sold an "Athlete of the Month" calendar. Each month of the year featured a photograph of a different man (first names are Antonio, Brett, Cliff, Dabney, Ed, Francisco, Griff, Harry, Ivor, John, Karl, and Lorenzo; last names are Moross, Nelsen, O'Rourke, Paulos, Quarello, Reede, Sheldon, Taylor, Uhler, Vickers, Wang and Xiao) engaged in a different sport (archery, badminton, croquet, football, golf, hockey, lacrosse, pole vaulting, rowing, squash, tennis, and volleyball). Can you find the full name and sport of each month's athlete?
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CalendarMen() |
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main(String[] args)
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model()
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modelBasic()
It creates a model of this logic puzzle using mostly
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test(String[] args)
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