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Further emphasis on difference between a function table and a truth table, and how taking a function table and converting it to truth tables is helpful with visualization
Typo noted at NOT underneath and or gates
For the truth tables as practice underneath the AND OR NOT gates, might be better to allow user input as it creates more stress on giving them the reigns, and allows for more mistakes and learning to occur
The jump to complex diagrams seems somewhat extreme, breaking down those problems immediately afterwards and increasing difficulty over time would help with learning process. The problems are good, just more examples of going through step by step would be good
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I think you should maybe explain more about xor and xnor gates that they are derived gates from the fundamental ones. Provide an example of how an xor gate is made using the or,and, and nand gates so we should have a clear understanding on how the output was generated.
I would suggest to provide more examples on the construction of the xor and xnor gates. One example can be found here
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