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== Operators ==
 
*Define following functions that performs corresponding logic operations: <code>not', and', or', nand', xor', impl', equ'</code>
 
*Define following functions that performs corresponding logic operations: <code>not', and', or', nand', xor', impl', equ'</code>
 
*Define the 'standard' priority for all these functions, if they are used as operators.  
 
*Define the 'standard' priority for all these functions, if they are used as operators.  
 
*Create a function that prints the truth table of a given logical expression for two variables.
 
*Create a function that prints the truth table of a given logical expression for two variables.

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== Operators ==
*Define following functions that performs corresponding logic operations: <code>not', and', or', nand', xor', impl', equ'</code>
*Define the 'standard' priority for all these functions, if they are used as operators. 
*Create a function that prints the truth table of a given logical expression for two variables.
Translation== Operators ==
*Define following functions that performs corresponding logic operations: <code>not', and', or', nand', xor', impl', equ'</code>
*Define the 'standard' priority for all these functions, if they are used as operators. 
*Create a function that prints the truth table of a given logical expression for two variables.

Operators

  • Define following functions that performs corresponding logic operations: not', and', or', nand', xor', impl', equ'
  • Define the 'standard' priority for all these functions, if they are used as operators.
  • Create a function that prints the truth table of a given logical expression for two variables.