https://textbooks.cs.ksu.edu/cc210/03-boolean-logc/02-operators/video/index.html Resources Slides Video Script Let’s review the four major operators in Boolean logic. First, and probably simplest, is the Not operator. When written, it usually looks like this sideways L symbol. There are a couple of different ways to understand how these operators work. First and foremost is through the use of a “truth table.” In a truth table, we see all possible combinations of values, both true and false for the Boolean variables in a statement. So, a statement with two variables, A and B, would have 4 possible combinations of values in a truth table. Then, we can add a column to show the result of each operation on those variables. In this example, we have a column for the result of “NOT A” and “NOT B” Hugo en-us Thu, 27 Jun 2024 15:52:41 -0500