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Hello, my name is Typhoon, and in this lecture we are about to uncover the intriguing world of knot

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logic.

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This is a fascinating concept that is simpler than you might think.

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So imagine having it this magical mirror that shows the opposite of whatever you put in front of it.

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So buckle up as we embark on a journey to demystify this concept and understand how it works.

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So think of this knot here.

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Let's get it down.

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Knot.

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So think of this logic as a pair of glasses that you can wear to see things from a different perspective.

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Just like the glasses transform colors and shapes, so not logic transforms whether something is true

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or false.

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So it's like a spell that flips things around revealing the opposites.

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So in the realm of computers, not logic is like asking a question and getting the opposite answer.

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It's like asking, is it not raining?

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If the answer is yes, then it means it's not raining, it's sunny.

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So if the answer is no, then it's still raining, right?

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So note logic helps computers to understand the opposite of a given condition.

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Imagine you have a magical switch that can turn things on and off.

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And when you use not logic on the switch, it's like reversing the state.

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So if the switch is off in this case, off is zero.

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Here, let me write it down.

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So off here.

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Is equal to zero.

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And actually, yeah, we can also use this, but on we can use the green for it.

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But on here is.

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Equals to one, right?

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But we have the magical switch that can turn things on and off.

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So when you use not logic on the switch, it's like reversing the state.

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So if the switch is off here.

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Um, which is in this case is zero not logic turns it to on.

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It's like reversing the state, Right?

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So and if the switch is on here.

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Then not logic turns it off as if it's you are flipping the switch with a twist of a magic.

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And let's consider a locked door here and a special key.

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When you use the key to unlock the door, it's like saying not locked.

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And in other words, the door is not locked in its locked state anymore.

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So if you don't use the key, the door remains locked.

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The note logic helps us determine if the door is locked or not without even touching the key.

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And note logic is used in various ways in computers so it can change the state of a signal, like turning

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the light off it's on or turning it on if it's off.

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So it can help computers to make decisions based on the opposite conditions.

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Like, for example, if this is the.

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Let's actually name this mirror not and we are giving the on state but and after that we are returning

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the off right or we are giving the off state and we are returning the on right.

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So.

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And this is just like a magical mirror shows us the opposite of what we see, not logic.

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Help computers see the opposite of what's true.

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So there you have it.

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It's a comprehensive exploration of not logic and enhancing concept that brings a touch of magic to

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the world of computers, much like wearing those special glasses that show you a different view.

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So not logic helps computers see things from a different angle.

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Next time you across not logic.

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Remember that it's like asking a magical question that reveals the opposite side of things and keep

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on questing for knowledge and embrace the wonder of logic in the captivating universe of Peter's.

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I'm waiting you in the next lecture.