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On 3/21/2024 3:54 AM, Farley Flud wrote:
> 
> 
> You already know the arithmetic (or most of it).  So start with
> the logic tables:
> 
> AND
> 0 and	0	= 0
> 0 and	1	= 0
> 1 and	0	= 0
> 1 and	1	= 1
> 
> OR
> 0 or	0	= 0
> 0 or	1	= 1
> 1 or	0	= 1
> 1 or	1	= 1
> 
> XOR
> 0 xor	0	= 0
> 0 xor	1	= 1
> 1 xor	0	= 1
> 1 xor	1	= 0
> 
> These logic operations are used in making decisions that
> allow branching, bit conversions, and many other crucial
> operations.
> 

The three operators above kind of make sense in what they do. But I have 
difficulty seeing the sense in IMP operator. Any idea why IMP behaves 
like that?

IMP
0 IMP 0  = 1
0 IMP 1  = 1
1 IMP 0  = 0
1 IMP 1  = 1

How can that be explained?...



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