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DescriptionLogic Gates.svg
VIsual diagram of various Logic gates. The parts of the diagram correspond to the four permutations possible given two boolean variables. The red and blue circles parts correspond to one variable being high (having a truth value of 1); the purple between them represents them both as high, and the gray shading behind the Venn Diagram represents two low (0) values. Each gate's diagram shows which permutation(s), if any, of those two variables that will produce a high when run through that gate.
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