Boolean Logic & Conditional Statements

"5 > 3"

false

true

"8 > 6"

Increasing complexity by adding unrelated conditional statements.

Writing lengthy descriptive comments instead of adjusting or reviewing code.

Replacing complex parts with known values and comparing results.

Changing variable names frequently.

true

!a

false

a

A || !B

A && B

A || B

!A && B

(p||q)&&(!p||!q)

(p&&!q)||(!p&&q)

p&&q

p||q

(m && n) == (!m | !n)

M && (M || N)

M || (M && N)

$!M || (M \oplus N)$

break;

return;

c = true;

continue;

while(x >= y){...(y != z);}

if (x >= y)...(y != z)...

do{...}while((x >= y)&&(y != z))

for(x >= y;...;)(y != z)...

Singlehandedly enable cross-platform compatibility without additional coding

Facilitate better understanding and navigation through code for developers during updates and debugging

Increase data processing speed due to optimized name resolution at runtime

Provide automatic documentation thus replacing traditional commenting strategies

(Y-->X)!=(!(X)&&Y)

(X-->Y)||(Y-->X)

(X-->Y)&&!(Y-->X)

(X-->Y)==(!(Y)||X)