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Fixed spelling and grammar issues (#32678)

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Edited spelling and grammar
Added to description of OR
Edited capitalization of "True" and "False" for consistency
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2019-02-13 19:57:26 -08:00
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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ P||Q returns True if at least one of P or Q (or both P and Q) is True. Only retu
| F | F | F | | F | F | F |
## Negation a.k.a. "NOT" (!) ## Negation a.k.a. "NOT" (!)
Returns the opposite value. Ex. if P is true, then !P is false, and if P is false, then !P is true. This is the only logical operator that works on only one input, which makes it a unary operator. Returns the opposite value. Ex. if P is true, then !P is False, and if P is False, then !P is true. This is the only logical operator that works on only one input, which makes it a unary operator.
| P | Q | NOT(P) | NOT(Q) | | P | Q | NOT(P) | NOT(Q) |
|---|---|---|---| |---|---|---|---|
@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Only returns False when P is True and Q is False. Otherwise the implication is T
Note: Implications are often used for direct mathematical proofs. P represents the hypothesis, while Q is the conclusion. Note: Implications are often used for direct mathematical proofs. P represents the hypothesis, while Q is the conclusion.
The only time the conditional is false is when a true value leads to a false value. The only time the conditional is False is when a True value leads to a False value.
| P | Q | IF(P,Q) | | P | Q | IF(P,Q) |
|---|---|---| |---|---|---|