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Boolean Logic Invented by George Boole Boolean logic is the basis for modern computer logic. Works only with binary values What is a Boolean Variable? A variable (cell) that holds either true or false Can be thought of conceptually

  2. Boolean Logic Invented by George Boole Boolean logic is the basis for modern computer logic. Works only with binary values

  3. What is a Boolean Variable? • A variable (cell) that holds either true or false • Can be thought of conceptually as yes or no

  4. Parts of Boolean Algebra • Variables: a cell that holds a Boolean value • Expressions: produces a Boolean value from non- Boolean values • Operations: produces a Boolean value from other Boolean values • Properties: behavior of Boolean operations

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