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NAND and NOR are swapped. Pretty good otherwise đHuh, it's actually correct. I remembered the logic gates but not how they translate to words, heh.
Here's how it works. Thanks to everyone who pointed it out. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Morgan's_laws
38 2 ReplyNAND = (A ⧠B) = A ⨠B = Not A or Not B
NOR = (A ⨠B) = A ⧠B = Not A and Not B
28 0 ReplyYou have disappointed De Morgan
17 0 ReplyNope, looks like they DeMorganed to avoid parenthesis
(Oops, didnât realize 5 other people said the same thing! I donât think my client loaded all the comments the first time.)
10 0 ReplyYeah otherwise the nomenclature would not make sense
Edit: I take it back, it's properly swapped, I thought it wasn't.
FYI : a nor b = not a and not b, and vice versa for nand
5 0 ReplyI was about to comment the same.
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