Computer Systems 101 - Logic Gates
Computer Systems 101 - Logic Gates
I made this statement before where i said. all programming at its basic components after the binary level is more or less If, Then statements. Some agreed and others said thats over simplifying things and its a lot more to it. I again stand by what i said and the above link to my knowledge proves that point.
Humans can only create what they know. they can not create something outside of their own personal logic. Human logic is if, this, then that, else the other thing. thats how we think. which is the reason you see computers thinking in the same manner. we built them to do that.
regardless if you agree with my theory or not. The link above opens your eyes up to why computers react the way they do and how they were built.
What is logic gate (AND, OR, XOR, NOT, NAND, NOR and XNOR)? A definition from WhatIs.com
Basic Logic Gates
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Computer Systems 101 - Logic Gates
I made this statement before where i said. all programming at its basic components after the binary level is more or less If, Then statements. Some agreed and others said thats over simplifying things and its a lot more to it. I again stand by what i said and the above link to my knowledge proves that point.
Humans can only create what they know. they can not create something outside of their own personal logic. Human logic is if, this, then that, else the other thing. thats how we think. which is the reason you see computers thinking in the same manner. we built them to do that.
regardless if you agree with my theory or not. The link above opens your eyes up to why computers react the way they do and how they were built.
What is logic gate (AND, OR, XOR, NOT, NAND, NOR and XNOR)? A definition from WhatIs.com
Basic Logic Gates
^^^
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