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Which statement correctly describes the primary function of a truth table?
Which statement correctly describes the primary function of a truth table?
- It categorizes the types of logic gates.
- It maps out the data structure of arrays.
- It visualizes the results of Boolean expressions. (correct)
- It stores elements of an array.
What is the output of the AND logic gate when both inputs are 1?
What is the output of the AND logic gate when both inputs are 1?
- Indeterminate
- 0
- None
- 1 (correct)
What does the NOT gate do to its input?
What does the NOT gate do to its input?
- Outputs the opposite of the input. (correct)
- Multiplies the input by zero.
- Adds one to the input value.
- Outputs the same value as the input.
What is the typical characteristic of all elements within an array?
What is the typical characteristic of all elements within an array?
Which logic gate will output a True (1) result if at least one input is True?
Which logic gate will output a True (1) result if at least one input is True?
What is the formula for the AND logic gate?
What is the formula for the AND logic gate?
In logic gates, what binary values represent False and True?
In logic gates, what binary values represent False and True?
Which of the following best defines an array?
Which of the following best defines an array?
Flashcards
Truth table
Truth table
A tool used to visually represent the results of Boolean expressions, showing the output for every possible combination of inputs.
Array
Array
A data structure that stores similar, related data under a single identifier.
Element
Element
The individual data items stored within an array.
Index
Index
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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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Study Notes
Arrays and Logic Gates
- Arrays are data structures that hold similar, related data.
- Elements are the individual data items within an array.
- Elements have the same data type.
- Indexes are numerical values that represent the position of an element in an array.
- An example of arrays is a list of transportation methods.
- Arrays are useful for storing and accessing collections of data.
Truth Tables
- Truth tables visualize Boolean expression results.
- They show output values for different input combinations.
- Examples are two input variables A and B shown in a table.
Logic Gates
- Logic gates perform Boolean operations.
- Logic gates use binary inputs (0 or 1) and produce a single binary output.
- Basic types of logic gates are illustrated (AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR, XNOR).
Specific Logic Gates: AND
- AND gate outputs "1" only when both inputs are "1."
- Formula: X = A ∧ B (A and B)
- Visual representation includes a symbolic diagram and truth table.
Specific Logic Gates: OR
- OR gate outputs "1" if at least one input is "1."
- Formula: X = A + B (A or B)
- Visual representation includes a symbolic diagram and truth table.
Specific Logic Gates: NOT
- NOT gate inverts the input.
- Formula: X = Ā (NOT A) or Inverter
- Visual representation includes a symbolic diagram and truth table.
Array Operations - Adding/Subtracting
- When adding or subtracting numbers in an array, the numbers are referenced by index.
- Example: Index 3 (value 35) + Index 5 (value 49) = 84.
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