
Logic
Truth tables reference sheet
Print truth tables for NOT, AND, OR, conditional, biconditional and exclusive OR. Compare their truth conditions in individual tables and a combined reference.
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Explore NOT, AND, OR, NAND, NOR and XOR using 1 and 0. Print individual digital truth tables, a combined comparison and common Boolean notation aliases.
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Use 1 for true and 0 for false. Compare the digital output with the named operation.
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Digital logic uses 1 and 0 for true and false. The reference also explains common aliases such as a prime for NOT, a dot for AND and a plus sign for OR.
These pages teach Boolean operations. The plus sign in this context is not an instruction to perform ordinary integer addition.
Learning objective
Connect Boolean operators with binary truth values while distinguishing logic notation from ordinary arithmetic.
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AND returns 1 for two true inputs. NAND negates that result, so it returns 0.
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Print truth tables for NOT, AND, OR, conditional, biconditional and exclusive OR. Compare their truth conditions in individual tables and a combined reference.
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Generate four truth tables with AND, OR, conditional, biconditional or exclusive OR. Choose negated atoms and fill either every cell or only the result column.
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Practice AND, OR, XOR, NAND, NOR and NXOR with four-bit or eight-bit numbers. Choose operators, generate 16 problems and print width-correct answers.
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