In this meeting, State Changers discussed an issue related to Boolean Logic. They reviewed a DFX project where logic and conditional statements are being used. They discussed the use of 'if', 'and', 'or', 'not' functionalities and the correct interpretations of these symbols. By noticing that the complexity of Boolean logic was bringing confusion in the procedure, the possibility of over-complication or disorganization was indicated, but no definitive conclusion was reached.
Moreover, State Changers described the concepts of 'empty' and 'null' in different scenarios. It was explained that when a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) value is 'null', the entity holds the value of null, and if the value is absent, it's considered 'empty'. A critical point raised was about understanding the difference between 'null' and 'nothing', where 'null' is explicitly defined, whereas 'nothing' indicates the absence of a value. Finally, State Changers concluded with the suggestion of studying Boolean Logic through proper sources for a more comprehensive understanding. They recognized the possibility that it may go beyond a regular user's needs but deemed it an excellent resource for those interested. This session could be valuable for anyone learning or refining their knowledge about Boolean Logic and its real-world applications.
(Source: Office Hours 8/19 )
