[orbit7]

My GPT answer was: Imagine you have a big box of colorful building blocks, and you want to create something specific, like a house or a car. But you have some rules or constraints that you need to follow in order to complete your creation. Constraint modeling is like playing with those building blocks, but with rules. It helps you figure out how to build something while following certain restrictions. These restrictions could be things like the size or shape of the blocks you can use, how they can fit together, or even how many blocks you have to use. So, constraint modeling is like a game where you have to solve puzzles using your building blocks, but you have to follow certain rules to complete the puzzle. It helps you think logically and creatively to build something amazing!

[maleldil]

I don't get people posting GPT answers. If parent wanted that, surely they would've done that themselves?

[orbit7]

Someone else at the time had posted a let me GPT that response to someone's question which for me provided a very unclear response, I was re-prompting to get a more simplified explanation and it gave something that seemed helpful to me, so also to the question raised, no one else at the time had otherwise answered. I don't generally use GPT responses in comments hence why I noted in this case it was a GPT response and not my own.