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logical sequence referring to intent of control to use as a desired sequence, or the opposite if a value is present, depending on the results designed...what sucks is you have to look your answers up, I don't...I know about it, but you have yet to show you do, when you ask for a challenge...it's just a version of algebra used for binary code to prove a logical sequence...so a response of the action can be used to manipulate electronics and computersI was an electronics tech and an electronic engineer student...tell us what you know about Boolean algebra, from your own words and let us know if you think you can defend such with anything other then copy and paste.
As you challenge with Boolean algebra, when you know nothing about it. Keep changing the subject, it is by your words that you sink your own ship.
All are known by their own words, with time.
The two values in a binary variable, despite being coded numerically as 0 and 1, are generally considered to exist on a nominal scale, meaning they represent qualitatively different values that cannot be compared numerically.
The above is a definition that I extracted from the net and my question follows, Science claims that Boolean algebra is used to prove a logical sequence by your words, but the definition that I drew from the net says, it cannot be compared numerically.
You have the entire net to prove that I looked up my answers. Nowhere on the net will you find what I said, even though it is correct. you cannot defend against what I said. The very definition proves you wrong. All I did was point it out.