Introduction to Boolean Logic
Students will define Boolean values (True/False) and basic logical operators (AND, OR, NOT).
Key Questions
- Explain how everyday decisions can be modeled using simple True/False conditions.
- Construct a scenario where the 'NOT' operator changes the outcome of a logical statement.
- Analyze the fundamental role of Boolean logic in computer operations.
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