List Prolog Hands

1. I converted lists to arrays where possible (i.e. where they were one-dimensional), handing the programmer the simple answer. I gave the programmer the answer.  I found the simple version.  I encouraged them to do the same.  I gave them the answer.
2. I gave the programmer thumbs-up. I loved the programmer. I gave them a spiritual raspberry lolly as a reward.  I asked them if it was easy to program.  They said, "yes".

List Prolog Text-to-Breasonings

1. I was inspired to check grammar because of narrowing down words to object names and dimensions. I programmed List Prolog with the Text-to-Breasonings algorithm.  I produced the breasoning list.  Breasonings (objects' dimensions) depended on the words' part of speech.  The physics model was complete.
2. I earned money from the use of the Text-to-Breasonings algorithm. I or the programmer used the Text-to-Breasonings algorithm in List Prolog.  I showed initiative in my work and could control what I achieved.  I achieved the use of the Text-to-Breasonings algorithm.  Copy-writing helped to light up the hand-written and grammar-logic detailed breasonings.