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What is a truth table and how is it used?
What is a truth table and how is it used?
A truth table is a tool used to visualize the results of Boolean expressions.
Define an array and its purpose in programming.
Define an array and its purpose in programming.
An array is a data structure that holds similar, related data under one identifier.
What is the formula used for an AND logic gate?
What is the formula used for an AND logic gate?
The formula for an AND logic gate is X = A * B.
Explain the function of a NOT logic gate.
Explain the function of a NOT logic gate.
What kind of output does an OR logic gate produce?
What kind of output does an OR logic gate produce?
What must all arrays have in addition to elements?
What must all arrays have in addition to elements?
How are elements within an array characterized?
How are elements within an array characterized?
What does the output of an AND gate signify with inputs 1 and 0?
What does the output of an AND gate signify with inputs 1 and 0?
Flashcards
Array
Array
A data structure that holds similar, related data.
Index
Index
A numerical value representing the position of an element within an array.
Element
Element
The data stored within an array.
Logic Gate
Logic Gate
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AND Gate
AND Gate
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OR Gate
OR Gate
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NOT Gate
NOT Gate
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Truth Table
Truth Table
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Study Notes
Arrays
- An array is a data structure
- Holds similar, related data
- Elements: Data stored in an array
- All elements in an array often have the same data type
- Index: A numerical value representing an element's position in an array
Truth Tables
- A truth table visualizes the result of Boolean expressions
- Uses binary (0 or 1) to represent values
Logic Gates
- Devices perform Boolean logic operations
- Produce a single binary output from one or more binary inputs
- Several types: AND, NAND, OR, NOR, NOT, XOR, XNOR
AND Gate
- Produces positive output only when all inputs are positive (1)
- Formula: X = A * B
OR Gate
- Outputs True (1) if at least one input is True (1)
- Formula: X = A + B
NOT Gate (Inverter)
- Outputs the opposite of the input
- Formula: X = Ā
Arrays in Practice
- Arrays may include names. Used to identify the data stored in the array and the type of data it holds, e.g., DOB, Transport, Music Genre.
- Data is stored in an array.
- To access a value in the array, the index of the value required is used, e.g., Transport[0] to access the car type, or Transport[5] to access bicycle
- Arrays contain values of the same data type
- When adding/subtracting values, the index of values are used, to locate the values to work on
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Test your knowledge on arrays, truth tables, and logic gates with this engaging quiz. Explore various types of logic gates and their functions, as well as the structure and purpose of arrays. Challenge yourself and solidify your understanding of these fundamental concepts in computer science!