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<p>Also, Google has provided this short video showing different logical operators:</p>
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- <video xml:id="GoogleLogic" youtube="57dPVbnRouU" width="667"/>
+ <video xml:id="GoogleLogic" youtube="57dPVbnRouU" width="auto"/>
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<p>In the video, each letter is representative of a logical operater and only shows its color when the
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corresponding <term>x</term> or <term>y</term> is showing in the second <term>G</term>. If you take a look at xor, you will notice
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it is only colorful when either <term>x</term> or <term>y</term> is showing, but not both. This is called <c>exclusive or</c>,
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