So we only have two possible values: 1. true 2. false And only three basic operations: 1. and 2. or 3. not We can combine them to work out logical things. That's it.… See more

In English we use the words loosely. We say "I like apples and pears", but in Logic that means … See more

But there are different ways of writing the same thing! Here are different ways to write "not A": A= ¬A = ~A = A' And there are two main ways of writing "and" and "or": (Note: "dot plus" s… See more

Xor is the same as or except is false when both inputs are true: We can have either one being true but not both. Xor is like both your best friends fight. Life is fun with either one, but no… See more