Resolved: Issues in understanding the Boolean logic
In my understanding all the options are Boolean logic. Can someone elaborate why Big and Small was the correct answer for the above question which I didn't understand it.
Big and Small is the correct answer precisely because it is the wrong pair of values that DOES NOT match the Boolean logic
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Please explain why 'On and Off' is not so correct answer.
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Please explain in detail why 'On and Off' is incorrect, because I do not recognize why the answer is wrong. I did not catch the logic behind that answer.
Boolean is about True and False so the first one is correct. It is represented in computers by 1 as True and 0 as False so the second pair is also correct. Moreover, computers have small transistors inside that work with boolean logic. If a transistor carry True value, it turns "ON" and it turns "OFF" if it carries False value (Find how computers work on youtube and you may understand a bit more). Big and Small may be a pair of opposite values in English but they got nothing to do with when we're talking about Boolean logic of the computer. So the wrong answer pair is Big and Small. The pairs of answers such as "Tall and Short" "Smart and Stupid" would also be the wrong answer pairs if they were here.