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Symbolic representation of ideal devices implementing boolean functions
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We want numbers that lie between 1 and 10 inclusive, why should I use OR gate instead of AND?
I know the answer, I need to use an OR gate because that is how the code works. I want to learn the problem solving part of this.
The code that works is:
if(x<1 or x>10):
print("Error")
else:
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