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Boolean data type has two possible truth values to represent logic.
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Here is my implementation of digital logic gates in software. That includes
the basic gates Not, And, Or, Xor; their complements Nand, Nor,
Xnor; and 2 propositional logic (taught in discrete mathematics) gates
Imply, Eq; and their complements Nimply, Neq. There is also a
multiplexer, called Select, and a true counter, called Count. Count
can help you make custom gates, such as an alternate concept of xnor
which returns true only if all inputs are the same (standard Xnor returns
true if even inputs are true). All of them can handle upto 8 inputs.
Parse is influenced by "boolean" package, and is quite good at translating
string to boolean. It can also handle double negatives, eg. not inactive.
You know the And of 2-inputs, but what of 1-input? What of 0? And what of
the other gates? I answer them here.
Stability: Experimental.
import (
boolean "github.com/golangf/extra-boolean"
)
boolean.Parse("1")
boolean.Parse("truthy")
boolean.Parse("not off")
// true
boolean.Parse("not true")
boolean.Parse("inactive")
boolean.Parse("disabled")
// false
boolean.Imply(true, false)
// false
boolean.Eq(false, false)
// true
boolean.Xor3(true, true, true)
// true
boolean.Select3(1, true, false, true)
// false ^
boolean.Count3(true, false, true)
// 2 ^ ^
Index
| Name | Action |
|---|---|
| Parse | Converts string to boolean. |
| Not | Checks if value is false. |
| And | Checks if all values are true. |
| Or | Checks if any value is true. |
| Xor | Checks if odd no. of values are true. |
| Nand | Checks if any value is false. |
| Nor | Checks if all values are false. |
| Xnor | Checks if even no. of values are true. |
| Eq | Checks if antecedent ⇔ consequent (a ⇔ b). |
| Neq | Checks if antecedent ⇎ consequent (a ⇎ b). |
| Imply | Checks if antecedent ⇒ consequent (a ⇒ b). |
| Nimply | Checks if antecedent ⇏ consequent (a ⇏ b). |
| Select | Checks if ith value is true. |
| Count | Counts no. of true values. |
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Overview ¶
Boolean data type has two possible truth values to represent logic.
📦 Package: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/golangf/extra-boolean
Index ¶
- func And(a bool, b bool) bool
- func And0() bool
- func And1(a bool) bool
- func And2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func And3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func And4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func And5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func And6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func And7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func And8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Count(a bool, b bool) int
- func Count0() int
- func Count1(a bool) int
- func Count2(a bool, b bool) int
- func Count3(a bool, b bool, c bool) int
- func Count4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) int
- func Count5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) int
- func Count6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) int
- func Count7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) int
- func Count8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) int
- func Eq(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Eqv(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Imp(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Imply(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nand(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nand0() bool
- func Nand1(a bool) bool
- func Nand2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nand3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Nand4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Nand5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Nand6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Nand7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Nand8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Neq(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nimply(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nor(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nor0() bool
- func Nor1(a bool) bool
- func Nor2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Nor3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Nor4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Nor5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Nor6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Nor7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Nor8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Not(a bool) bool
- func Or(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Or0() bool
- func Or1(a bool) bool
- func Or2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Or3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Or4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Or5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Or6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Or7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Or8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Parse(s string) bool
- func Select(i int, a bool, b bool) bool
- func Select0(i int) bool
- func Select1(i int, a bool) bool
- func Select2(i int, a bool, b bool) bool
- func Select3(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Select4(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Select5(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Select6(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Select7(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Select8(i int, a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Xnor(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Xnor0() bool
- func Xnor1(a bool) bool
- func Xnor2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Xnor3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Xnor4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Xnor5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Xnor6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Xnor7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Xnor8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
- func Xor(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Xor0() bool
- func Xor1(a bool) bool
- func Xor2(a bool, b bool) bool
- func Xor3(a bool, b bool, c bool) bool
- func Xor4(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool) bool
- func Xor5(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool) bool
- func Xor6(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool) bool
- func Xor7(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool) bool
- func Xor8(a bool, b bool, c bool, d bool, e bool, f bool, g bool, h bool) bool
Examples ¶
Constants ¶
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Functions ¶
func And ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(And(true, true)) // true fmt.Println(And(true, false)) // false fmt.Println(And4(true, true, true, true)) // true fmt.Println(And4(true, false, true, true)) // false
Output: true false true false
func And0 ¶ added in v0.1.0
func And0() bool
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And1 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And2 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And3 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And4 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And5 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And6 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And7 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func And8 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are true.
// And[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
And(true, true) == true And(true, false) == false And4(true, true, true, true) == true And4(true, false, true, true) == false
func Count ¶ added in v0.1.0
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Count(true, true)) // 2 fmt.Println(Count(true, false)) // 1 fmt.Println(Count4(true, true, true, false)) // 3 fmt.Println(Count4(false, true, false, false)) // 1
Output: 2 1 3 1
func Count0 ¶ added in v0.1.0
func Count0() int
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count1 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count2 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count3 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count4 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count5 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count6 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count7 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Count8 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Counts no. of true values.
// Count[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Count(true, true) == 2 Count(true, false) == 1 Count4(true, true, true, false) == 3 Count4(false, true, false, false) == 1
func Eq ¶ added in v0.0.3
Checks if antecedent ⇔ consequent (a ⇔ b).
// Eq(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Eq(true, true) == true Eq(false, false) == true Eq(true, false) == false Eq(false, true) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Eq(true, true)) // true fmt.Println(Eq(false, false)) // true fmt.Println(Eq(true, false)) // false fmt.Println(Eq(false, true)) // false
Output: true true false false
func Eqv ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if antecedent ⇔ consequent (a ⇔ b).
// Eqv(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Eqv(true, true) == true Eqv(false, false) == true Eqv(true, false) == false Eqv(false, true) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Eqv(true, true)) // true fmt.Println(Eqv(false, false)) // true fmt.Println(Eqv(true, false)) // false fmt.Println(Eqv(false, true)) // false
Output: true true false false
func Imp ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if antecedent ⇒ consequent (a ⇒ b).
// Imp(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Imp(true, true) == true Imp(false, true) == true Imp(false, false) == true Imp(true, false) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Imp(true, true)) // true fmt.Println(Imp(false, true)) // true fmt.Println(Imp(false, false)) // true fmt.Println(Imp(true, false)) // false
Output: true true true false
func Imply ¶ added in v0.0.3
Checks if antecedent ⇒ consequent (a ⇒ b).
// Imply(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Imply(true, true) == true Imply(false, true) == true Imply(false, false) == true Imply(true, false) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Imply(true, true)) // true fmt.Println(Imply(false, true)) // true fmt.Println(Imply(false, false)) // true fmt.Println(Imply(true, false)) // false
Output: true true true false
func Nand ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Nand(true, false)) // true fmt.Println(Nand(true, true)) // false fmt.Println(Nand4(true, true, false, true)) // true fmt.Println(Nand4(true, true, true, true)) // false
Output: true false true false
func Nand0 ¶ added in v0.1.0
func Nand0() bool
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand1 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand2 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand3 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand4 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand5 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand6 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand7 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Nand8 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is false.
// Nand[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nand(true, false) == true Nand(true, true) == false Nand4(true, true, false, true) == true Nand4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Neq ¶ added in v0.0.3
Checks if antecedent ⇎ consequent (a ⇎ b).
// Neq(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Neq(true, false) == true Neq(false, true) == true Neq(true, true) == false Neq(false, false) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Neq(true, false)) // true fmt.Println(Neq(false, true)) // true fmt.Println(Neq(true, true)) // false fmt.Println(Neq(false, false)) // false
Output: true true false false
func Nimply ¶ added in v0.0.3
Checks if antecedent ⇏ consequent (a ⇏ b).
// Nimply(a, b) // a: antecedent // b: consequent
Example:
Nimply(true, false) == true Nimply(true, true) == false Nimply(false, true) == false Nimply(false, false) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Nimply(true, false)) // true fmt.Println(Nimply(true, true)) // false fmt.Println(Nimply(false, true)) // false fmt.Println(Nimply(false, false)) // false
Output: true false false false
func Nor ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Nor(false, false)) // true fmt.Println(Nor(true, false)) // false fmt.Println(Nor4(false, false, false, false)) // true fmt.Println(Nor4(false, false, true, false)) // false
Output: true false true false
func Nor0 ¶ added in v0.1.0
func Nor0() bool
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor1 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor2 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor3 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor4 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor5 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor6 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor7 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Nor8 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if all values are false.
// Nor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Nor(false, false) == true Nor(true, false) == false Nor4(false, false, false, false) == true Nor4(false, false, true, false) == false
func Not ¶ added in v0.0.3
Checks if value is false.
// Not(a, b) // a: a boolean
Example:
Not(false) == true Not(true) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Not(false)) // true fmt.Println(Not(true)) // false
Output: true false
func Or ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Or(true, false)) // true fmt.Println(Or(false, false)) // false fmt.Println(Or4(false, true, false, true)) // true fmt.Println(Or4(false, false, false, false)) // false
Output: true false true false
func Or0 ¶ added in v0.1.0
func Or0() bool
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or1 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or2 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or3 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or4 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or5 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or6 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or7 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Or8 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if any value is true.
// Or[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Or(true, false) == true Or(false, false) == false Or4(false, true, false, true) == true Or4(false, false, false, false) == false
func Parse ¶ added in v0.0.1
Converts string to boolean.
// Parse(s) // s: a string
Example:
Parse("1") == true
Parse("truthy") == true
Parse("Not Off") == true
Parse("Not Inactive") == true
Parse("cold") == false
Parse("inactive") == false
Parse("Negative Yes") == false
Parse("Negative Aye") == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Parse("1")) // true
fmt.Println(Parse("truthy")) // true
fmt.Println(Parse("Not Off")) // true
fmt.Println(Parse("Not Inactive")) // true
fmt.Println(Parse("cold")) // false
fmt.Println(Parse("inactive")) // false
fmt.Println(Parse("Negative Yes")) // false
fmt.Println(Parse("Negative Aye")) // false
Output: true true true true false false false false
func Select ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Select(0, true, false)) // true fmt.Println(Select(1, true, false)) // false fmt.Println(Select4(1, true, true, false, false)) // true fmt.Println(Select4(2, true, true, false, false)) // false
Output: true false true false
func Select0 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select1 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select2 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select3 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select4 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select5 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select6 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select7 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Select8 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if ith value is true.
// Select[n](i, a, b, ...) // i: index // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Select(0, true, false) == true Select(1, true, false) == false Select4(1, true, true, false, false) == true Select4(2, true, true, false, false) == false
func Xnor ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Xnor(true, true)) // true fmt.Println(Xnor(false, true)) // false fmt.Println(Xnor4(true, true, false, false)) // true fmt.Println(Xnor4(true, true, true, false)) // false
Output: true false true false
func Xnor0 ¶ added in v0.1.0
func Xnor0() bool
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor1 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor2 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor3 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor4 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor5 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor6 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor7 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xnor8 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if even no. of values are true.
// Xnor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xnor(true, true) == true Xnor(false, true) == false Xnor4(true, true, false, false) == true Xnor4(true, true, true, false) == false
func Xor ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
Example ¶
fmt.Println(Xor(true, false)) // true fmt.Println(Xor(true, true)) // false fmt.Println(Xor4(true, true, true, false)) // true fmt.Println(Xor4(true, true, true, true)) // false
Output: true false true false
func Xor0 ¶ added in v0.1.0
func Xor0() bool
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor1 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor2 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor3 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor4 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor5 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor6 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
func Xor7 ¶ added in v0.1.0
Checks if odd no. of values are true.
// Xor[n](a, b, ...) // a: 1st boolean // b: 2nd boolean
Example:
Xor(true, false) == true Xor(true, true) == false Xor4(true, true, true, false) == true Xor4(true, true, true, true) == false
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