The State Changers discussed issues related to complex Boolean logic in coding, specifically within the context of function facts and conditionals. One of the State Changers shared screen evidence of these issues. The problem concerned a specific logic statement where two conditions were placed: current page display naming containing the words 'start' and match type being no match. Doubt was cast on the functionality of the statement as it sometimes works and sometimes does not.
In the discussion, the group arrived at the conclusion that the 'and' inside the statement wasn't adding any value because it was essentially saying that the 'or' that was present was functioning as an 'and'. It was also conveyed that the statement as it was set up would only work if it is 'no match'. However, they speculated that the desired functionality may be that the type is either 'no match' or it's a start page. The group also touched upon the intricacy of Boolean logic and planned to dedicate more time to delve deeper into this in their future discussions. Overall, this meeting provides in-depth insights into complex Boolean logic, its challenges, and practical examples of its application and could be of interest to anyone dealing with conditional statements in their coding work. The keywords like "Xano" were not mentioned in the given transcript.
(Source: Office Hours 7/26 )
