Digital logic circuits material

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For learning digital logic circuits, a micro-controller kit available at Radio Shack is recommended for hands-on experience. "Bebop the Boolean Boogie" is suggested as a valuable book for foundational knowledge. Visiting a university bookstore to choose a suitable textbook based on personal learning style and understanding level is also advised. These resources can enhance both theoretical and practical skills in digital logic circuits. Engaging with a mix of hands-on kits and textbooks can provide a comprehensive learning experience.
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could anybody suggest me a good learning material for 'digital logic circuits'
 
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At Radio Shack they sell a micro-controller kit that is pretty neat.

As for reading material, I hear that Bebop the Boolean Boogie is a good book.
 
Go to a university bookstore and select a textbook that feels right for your learning style and current level of understanding.

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