Suppose that, during questioning, Quinn declines to make a statement, so that you only have the

above statements from the other four suspects. Given just these four statements, what can you

conclude? If you are reading the statements from a file, you can simply leave Quinn$$s statement out $,$

otherwise write a second program $($modified from your program Part $1),$ to print a list of the valid

solutions to this problem, with each solution in the same output format as in Problem $1.$ Based on the

output from this modified program, determine which if any suspects are definitely guilty, which if

any are definitely innocent, and which are undetermined. Include your solution in the analysis and

discuss.