the Boolean algebra

Boolean algebra is a branch of mathematics that deals with true or false values, often called bits or logical variables. It uses operations like AND (both conditions must be true), OR (at least one condition is true), and NOT (the opposite of a condition). These principles help in designing digital circuits, programming, and logic systems by combining, simplifying, and analyzing logical statements. Boolean algebra allows us to represent complex decision-making processes in a clear, structured way, making it fundamental in technology and computer science.