Problem statement $2$: Logic

We have been gathering vital data from engineering students as part of a thorough

investigation of the effect of $40-100$ on people's success. We ask the following extremely

objective questions in a totally voluntary survey that all students are obliged to complete:

$$ Do you attend parties? $[$party: yes$/$no$]$

$$ Are you smart? $[$smart: yes$/$no$]$

$$ Are you innovative? $[$innovative: yes$/$no$]$

$$ Will you be up$-$to$-$date to finish your assignments? $[$assignment: yes$/$no$]$

$$ Do you have a laptop? $[$laptop: yes$/$no$]$

$$ Does your project succeed between $40-100?[$project: yes$/$no$]$

$$ Have you derived your project goal successfully? $[$goal: yes$/$no$]$

$$ Do you feel happy now? $[$happy: yes$/$no$]$

You can use the data set to derive the decision tree and derive rules from it$.$

Or you may use the attached decision tree derived from that data set.

Derive the rules from the given decision tree and code as Prolog rules

You can get the comma$-$separated survey results from following:

$01111000$

$11011111$

$01111110$

$01110111$

$11001111$

$01111110$

$11111111$

$11111111$

$10100100$

$11101101$

$01010000$

$01111111$

$11100100$

$11101101$

$11110011$

$11100001$

$00101101$

$01011010$

$11110100$

$01111110$

$11111111$

$10101111$

$11110110$

$01011001$

$11011111$

$01110100$

$11111111$

$11011111$

$01010110$

$10101111$

$11111111$

$01001100$

$01111110$

$01000100$