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Binary Logic: True or False

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A Boolean value is special because it can only ever be one of two things. What are the two values a Boolean can hold?

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Logic & Circuits (Lesson 1 of 6): meet Boolean values (True/False, 1/0), see why computers make every decision with logic, and turn everyday AND/OR/NOT statements into logic conditions before meeting your first logic gate.

16 slides.

Lesson outline

  1. Hook — Two Answers Only
  2. Do Now — Recap: Binary
  3. Keywords for This Lesson
  4. Everything Is True or False
  5. Quick Check: True or False Only?
  6. Why Computers Use Logic to Decide
  7. AND, OR, NOT in Plain English
  8. Hinge Check — Can They Ride?
  9. Meet Your First Logic Gate
  10. Task 1 (guided) — Sort the Rules
  11. Task 2 (guided) — Read the AND Gate
  12. Task 3 (semi-guided) — Trace the Ride Rule by Hand
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