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77 changes: 77 additions & 0 deletions categories/99-problems/P46-vaibhav.pl
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use v6;

=begin pod

= TITLE P46 - Truth tables for logical expressions

= AUTHOR Vaibhav Mehra

=head1 Example:

> my $result = and($A, or($A, not($B)));
true true true
true fail true
fail true fail
fail fail fail

=end pod

# we'll define subroutines
# for all the basic logic gates.

multi and ($input1, $input2) {
if $input1 eq 'true' && $input2 eq 'true' {
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multi defines subroutines as a side effect, but its main purpose, as it should, is to define multiple-schedule routines. Please check this, for instance, on how to define a subroutine.
Also, I don't really get why you are defining a new and that works on strings, when and working on Booleans is perfectly fine. If you want the exact symbols (true instead of true) then enum MyBoolean ( true => 1, false => 0 ) will allow you to work with existing and/or

return 'true';
}
else {
return 'fail';
}
}

multi or ($input1, $input2) {
if $input1 eq 'fail' && $input2 eq 'fail' {
return 'fail';
}
else {
return 'true';
}
}

sub not ($input) {
if $input eq 'true' {
return 'fail';
}
else {
return 'true';
}
}

multi nor ($input1, $input2) {
return not(or($input1, $input2));
}

multi nand ($input1, $input2) {
return not(and($input1, $input2));
}

multi xor ($input1, $input2) {
return or(and($input1, not($input2)), and(not($input1), $input2));
}

multi xnor ($input1, $input2) {
return and(or($input1, not($input2)), or(not($input1), $input2));
}

#Next we define a function which will provide us the truth table
#for any logical expression made from logic gates
#given above.

sub table(&callable) {
say "{$_.join("\t")}\t{&callable(|$_)}" for [X] [True, False] xx &callable.arity;
}

# Below here is an example to understand the working of above script.

table(-> $a, $b { and($a, or($a, not($b))) });

# vim: expandtab shiftwidth=4 ft=perl6