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  1. The easiest way to get a boolean value (true or false) is using a comparison expression, such as (a < 10). The less-than operator, <, takes two values and evaluates to true if the first is less …

  2. Since binary values are at the core of how computers encode, store, and manipulate information, a rich body of mathematical knowledge has evolved around the study of the values 0 and 1. …

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    Boolean operators are used to create boolean expressions that evaluate to true or false. Common boolean operators include the. bool b = 2 >= 8; comparison operators: < (less than), > (greater …

  4. Boolean algebra concepts are explained both from a mathematical (functional) as well as from a set theory perspective. An algebraic system is the combination of a set and one or more …

  5. New notions on Boolean and vectorial functions and new ways of using them have also emerged. A chapter devoted to these recent and/or not enough studied directions of research has been …

  6. blem 2. Comparing Different Implementations of the Same Boolean Equa-tion In this problem, we will develop multiple gate level networks and corresponding transistor. equation (below) and …

  7. The Boolean Component (BOOL), in the bool directory, performs Boolean operations on the model topology of bodies, first finding the intersections between bodies, and then deciding …