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Constraint programming is a programming paradigm where relationships between variables are expressed as constraints. The objective is to find values for these variables that satisfy all given constraints. It is particularly useful for solving combinatorial problems, such as scheduling, planning, and resource allocation, where traditional algorithms might be inefficient. Instead of specifying steps to achieve a solution, one defines the desired properties of a solution, and the system determines a valid assignment, if one exists.
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