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Building Circuits with Words

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How to build a circuit by simply describing what you see in a truth table.

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Languages: Engelsk

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19. mar. 2023 kl. 7:20

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What is this guide about

This small guide is for players who are completely new to binary logic. It shows how the names of the gates correspond to words in a sentence and how they can be used to create circuits by simply describing what you see in a truth table.

This concept might be perceived as obvious for people with background knowledge, but is still something that each of us had to learn at some point.

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Teaswift 1. aug. 2023 kl. 21:05

Your whole description on describing the truth table on XOR as not green and then building it out helped clarify things in my head quite a bit. Really appreciate you including examples for other gates as well!

For anyone else still stuck, I also found it very helpful to watch some youtube videos on logic gates. One specific video described AND as Input 1 * Input 2 and OR as Input 1 + Input 2. This combined with simplifying things down to green as 1 and red as 0 greatly helped truth tables make more logical sense to me.

tm.domeika 29. maj 2023 kl. 8:59

This is really helpful.

I thought I was just too stupid for this game, but this breakdown really made it click and I was instantly able to complete the first several levels that initially just completely stumped me.

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