Boolean Logic
Boolean logic is a system of reasoning that works with only two values, true and false, combining them using logical operators like AND, OR, and NOT to build more complex conditions out of simpler ones. Programmers use Boolean logic directly when writing conditional statements in code, like deciding whether two conditions must both be true for a program to take a certain action, a way of reasoning about true/false values in software and everyday logic that is distinct from how a computer's own physical hardware uses electronic logic gates to actually carry out that reasoning at the circuit level.
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