An introduction to Computer Logic

Logic is defined as the study of arguments. In logic you are finding the proper way to make a statement that is understandable and is a true statement. A computer program is exactly that, a series of arguments, all with a value of true or false. This makes sense when you think that computer code, binary, is a string of ones and zeros. The computer circuit can read the presence of electrical current as a 1 and absence as a 0. Even the most complex programs can be broken down into strings of true and false.