Fuzzy Logic

Fuzzy logic is a type of reasoning that allows for degrees of truth, rather than just true or false. It's basically saying things aren't just black and white, but can also be gray. Often used in decision-making systems, it handles ideas with levels of certainty or uncertainty, helping to sort through 'fuzzy' or imprecise data. So, just like you can be more or less happy, fuzzy logic allows computers to understand concepts in varied shades – not just on or off.