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Disjunctive Normal Form (DNF)

DNF stands for Disjunctive Normal Form. It is a standard form used in propositional logic and Boolean algebra. DNF represents logical expressions as a disjunction OR of one or more conjunctions AND of literals. In simpler terms, it is a way to express logical statements using only the logical operators OR and AND.

The DNF form allows for the representation of any logical expression using a combination of OR and AND operators. It is particularly useful in logic analysis, theorem proving, and boolean circuit design.

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    class Elephpant {
        private (A&B)|(C&D) $trunk;
    }

?>

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