Karnaugh Maps, Simplifying If Statements
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1Today we learned how digital logic, logic, and if statements in software connect together, and how an Electrical Engineering technique to minimize the number of logic gates you need (called Karnaugh Mapping) can be used to reduce the complexity of your if statements as well.
Your assignment will be to apply these techniques in a code golf competition.
We then started talking about classical logic, like from the time of Aristotle.
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