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computer science, a
Boolean expression (also
known as
logical expression) is an
expression used in
programming languages that
produces a
Boolean value when evaluated...
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boolean.
These trees can
represent expressions that
contain both
unary and
binary operators. Like any
binary tree, each node of a
binary expression tree...
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iterative commands may be
defined to test
Boolean-valued
expressions.
Languages with no
explicit Boolean data type, like C90 and Lisp, may
still represent...
- In
logic and
computer science, the
Boolean satisfiability problem (sometimes
called propositional satisfiability problem and
abbreviated SATISFIABILITY...
- Look up
Boolean,
Booleans, or
boolean in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Any kind of logic, function,
expression, or
theory based on the work of George...
- In
abstract algebra, a
Boolean algebra or
Boolean lattice is a
complemented distributive lattice. This type of
algebraic structure captures essential properties...
- (AND, OR and NOT)
Boolean operator (computer programming), part of a
Boolean expression in a
computer programming language An
operation or
operator as characterized...
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instance of the
Boolean satisfiability problem is a
Boolean expression that
combines Boolean variables using Boolean operators. Such an
expression is satisfiable...
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satisfiability (or SAT)
problem can be
stated formally as:
given a
Boolean expression B {\displaystyle B} with V = { v 0 , … , v n } {\displaystyle V=\{v_{0}...
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McCarthy evaluation (after John McCarthy) is the
semantics of some
Boolean operators in some
programming languages in
which the
second argument is...
