Polish logic

Polish logic, also known as prefix notation, is a way of writing logical expressions where operators come before their operands. For example, instead of writing "A and B," in Polish logic it is written as "and A B." This system eliminates the need for parentheses and clarifies the order of operations, making it easier for computers and formal systems to process complex expressions consistently. It was introduced by the logician Jan Łukasiewicz to simplify logical reasoning and computation by providing a clear, unambiguous structure for logical statements.