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- What is an intuitive interface?
- What are the different types of Boolean functions?
- How do you implement a Boolean function?
What is an intuitive interface?
An intuitive interface is one that works the way the user expects it to. In other words, we find something intuitive when we don't have to think about it. Thinking, as anyone studying for an exam can tell you, is hard. It takes energy and attention. And thinking about two things at once is particularly difficult.
What are the different types of Boolean functions?
What are the different Boolean functions? Various Boolean functions have three or more inputs. The most common ones out of these are OR, AND, XOR, NOR, XNOR, and NAND. The N-input AND gate would produce a TRUE output only when all of the N inputs happen to be TRUE.
How do you implement a Boolean function?
Any Boolean function can be implemented using only AND and INVERT gates since the OR function can be generated by a combination of these two gates, as shown in Figure 2.20(a). It follows that these two gates can implement any arbitrary Boolean function and they are said to form a complete set.
