algebra of logic

Algebra of logic is a branch of mathematics that uses symbols and operations to represent and analyze logical statements. It treats true and false as values, and uses operations like AND, OR, and NOT to combine these values systematically. This allows us to simplify complex logical expressions, prove relationships, and reason about conditions in a structured way. Essentially, it's a formal way to handle logical reasoning using the same principles found in algebra, making it easier to understand, automate, or verify logical arguments and digital circuits.