Lecture

Propositional Logic: Basic Logical Connectives

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Description

This lecture introduces propositional logic, covering propositions, logical connectives (negation, conjunction, disjunction, exclusive OR), truth tables, and the language of propositional logic. It explains how compound propositions are formed and the truth values of different logical operations.

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