Boolean Logic: Key Parts
Boolean Logic: Key Parts
Binary Representation of Negative Numbers
Computers don't really "get" negative numbers. As far as they're concerned, everything's either a zero or a one. That's great and all, but we live in the real world and need ways to trick the compu...
Boolean Truth Tables
Now comes the moment of truth. The day of truth-ment, if you will. How does a computer represent (and understand) a truth table?Much easier than other things we make computers represent, seeing as...
Electronic Logic Gates
Logic gates don't have to be electronic, per se, but it sure is nice when they are. Especially considering how many electronics people have, electricity's just the most common way that we use them....
Decoding Compound Propositions
Simple connectives are great…when you only have two variables. Computer programs can have literally billions of variables, so we need ways to combine propositions. All simple connectives can be s...