How to Read Logic?

Reading logic is like learning how to read a secret message that uses only yes and no.

Imagine you have a friend who speaks only in yes and no, and you want to understand what they're saying. That’s like reading logic!

In logic, we use symbols:

• True is like saying yes.
• False is like saying no.

So when you see something like A = True, it's just another way of saying "A says yes." And if you have B = False, that means "B says no."

Now imagine your friend says, "If I say yes, then you should say yes too." In logic, this is written as:

If A = True, then B = True.

Or if they say, "If I say no, you should also say no," it’s like saying:

If A = False, then B = False.

It's just a special way of talking using yes and no, so you can solve puzzles or figure out secrets, like your friend’s secret message!