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Chapter 1 : Number Bases 1.1 : Base-10 1.2 : Base-2 1.3 : Base-16 1.4 : HTML Colors

Chapter 2 : More on Binary 2.1 : Negative Numbers 2.2 : Fractional Binary 2.3 : Addition and Subtration

Chapter 3 : Character Sets 3.1 : ASCII 3.2 : Unicode

Chapter 4 : Boolean Algebra 4.1 : An Overview 4.2 : Basic Operators 4.2.1 : Not 4.2.2 : Or 4.2.3 : And 4.2.4 : Nor 4.2.5 : Nand 4.2.6 : Xor 4.3 : Complex Expressions 4.4 : Half Adder 4.5 : Full Adder 4.6 : Arithmetic Logic Unit 4.7 : Digital Logic Workbench 4.8 : Minecraft

Chapter 5 : The CARDIAC 5.1 : The Hardware 5.2 : Programming the CARDIAC 5.3 : Assembly and Machine Language

Chapter 6 : Languages 6.1 : Processing Language 6.2 : Markup Languages 6.3 : Programming Languages 6.4 : Tranquility 6.4.1 : TRANQC (1) 6.4.2 : ALLOC (3) 6.4.3 : BUTTON (3) 6.4.4 : HTML (3) 6.4.5 : I2S (3) 6.4.6 : IMG (3) 6.4.7 : LABEL(3) 6.4.8 : PRINT (3) 6.4.9 : RANDOM (3) 6.4.10 : READ (3) 6.4.11 : TABLE (3) 6.4.12 : TIMER (3) 6.5 : State and State Machines

Chapter 8 : Graphics 8.1 : Bresenham's

Chapter 10 : Cryptography 10.1 : RSA Math Background 10.2 : RSA Key Generation 10.3 : RSA Encryption

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Chapter 4 : Boolean Algebra

Boolean logic was named for George Boole. He was a mathematician who wrote the book An Investigating into The Laws of Thought. It's a book about logic. One of the main points is that many statements can be reduced to a true/false statement. This guide will go through boolean logic and the operators.

Sections

• 4.1 : An Overview
• 4.2 : Basic Operators
• 4.2.1 : Not
• 4.2.2 : Or
• 4.2.3 : And
• 4.2.4 : Nor
• 4.2.5 : Nand
• 4.2.6 : Xor
• 4.3 : Complex Expressions
• 4.4 : Half Adder
• 4.5 : Full Adder
• 4.6 : Arithmetic Logic Unit
• 4.7 : Digital Logic Workbench
• 4.8 : Minecraft

Other Resources

Charlie's Notes From 2017 Part 1

Charlie's Notes From 2017 Part 2

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