Logical Operators and Boolean Logic
Students will explore fundamental Boolean logic, including AND, OR, NOT, and their application in decision-making.
Key Questions
- Analyze how logical operators combine conditions to control program flow.
- Construct truth tables for various Boolean expressions.
- Predict the outcome of a logical statement given different input values.
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