Seeking Help on Boolean Logic - I'm New to Computing

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This discussion focuses on the fundamentals of Boolean logic, particularly for beginners in computing. S. Kane seeks mentorship to understand how Boolean expressions work, using examples such as string manipulation in programming. The discussion highlights the use of logical operators like "Or" and the concept of combining elements to achieve specific outcomes, such as producing white light from primary colors. Overall, it emphasizes the versatility of Boolean logic across various applications.

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  • Basic understanding of programming concepts
  • Familiarity with logical operators (AND, OR, NOT)
  • Knowledge of string manipulation in programming languages
  • Introduction to color theory (for the light example)
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  • Study Boolean algebra and its applications in programming
  • Learn about string functions in programming languages like Python or JavaScript
  • Explore logical expressions and their evaluation in code
  • Research color mixing principles in physics and art
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This discussion is beneficial for beginners in computing, aspiring programmers, and anyone interested in understanding the foundational concepts of Boolean logic and its practical applications.

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I,m am looking for a mentor to help me understand boolean. I do not poccess any knowledge of physics as yet but have just begun a computing course for beginners and any help would be much appreciated.

Yours Sincerely

S. Kane
 
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Boolean is when something can merge into combinations or a specified combination. Using (x) or ((x)x) or (((x)x)x)

If ((InStr(1, String, "WATS UR BIRTHDAY", 1) > 0 Or InStr(1, String, "WHATS UR BIRTHDAY", 1) > 0) Or InStr(1, String, "WHAT'S UR BIRTHDAY", 1) > 0) Then Response = "May 1st" This example of using Parenthases to boolean the code as either or either and or all or in combination.

Its a way to mix and match in many different combinations.

For instance, Using three shades of light, RED YELLOW BLUE will produce White light if the RED, YELLOW, BLUE merge to one point.

It really depends on which area you are using Boolean.

Bubble foam is Boolean as well.

Hope this helps.
 

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