Disjunctive normal form

Disjunctive Normal Form (DNF) is a way of writing logical statements using simple building blocks. It expresses complex conditions as a combination of "or" statements, where each "or" part consists of "and" conditions. For example, "Either (A and B) or (C and D)" is in DNF. This format makes it easier to analyze, understand, and evaluate logical expressions, especially in fields like computer science and mathematics. DNF systematically breaks down complicated logic into understandable chunks, ensuring each part is clearly defined and organized.