TwF Development 2025-08-02
- id: 1754167787
- Date: Aug. 4, 2025, 12:58 a.m.
- Author: Donald F. Elger
What
Boolean logic is a system of reasoning that uses only two values:
- True (often written as 1)
- False (often written as 0)
Boolean logic uses logical operators to combine or modify truth values: and, or, and not.
Tasks with Feedback
Task 74.
Describe the difference between the and and
or operators in Boolean logic.
and returns True only if both sides are True.
or returns True if at least one side is True.
Task 73.
Evaluate this Boolean expression:
True and False or True
The result is True.
Reasoning:
- First,
True and FalseisFalse - Then,
False or TrueisTrue.
Task 75.
What does not (True or False) evaluate to?
Claim: False
Reasoning
True or FalseisTrue.
- Then
not TrueisFalse.