logical notation

Logical notation is a formal way to represent ideas and relationships precisely, using symbols instead of words. It helps clarify arguments, make deductions, and verify reasoning. For example, symbols like “∧” mean “and,” “∨” mean “or,” and “¬” mean “not.” These symbols allow complex statements to be written clearly and unambiguously. Logical notation differs from everyday language by removing ambiguity and providing a standardized way to analyze logical connections. It's widely used in mathematics, computer science, and philosophy to ensure clear and consistent communication of ideas.