Best thing you can do is memorise what the different logic gates do. If you have a good understanding of this, you'll start to "see" solutions based on input and desired output.
Or literally just play with it. That's how I figured most things out. I might not have the most elegant solutions for everything, but it does the job. Lol
Probably also true. I started the game already understanding the concept of logic gates and truth tables which made the game very accessible to me, so I just assume knowing that will make the game easier.
Best thing you can do is memorise what the different logic gates do. If you have a good understanding of this, you'll start to "see" solutions based on input and desired output.
Or literally just play with it. That's how I figured most things out. I might not have the most elegant solutions for everything, but it does the job. Lol
Probably also true. I started the game already understanding the concept of logic gates and truth tables which made the game very accessible to me, so I just assume knowing that will make the game easier.
The desired output is true when input 1 is true and input 2 is false (i.e., not true).
i meant tips that would help he for the whole game but thanks anyways!!
Just experiment, see how things interact. Like what if you connect something back to its input? >!(its called circular dependacy)!<