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A common sense gate is sincerely just a easy electric circuit that compares two numbers (inputs) and produces a third range (an output) relying at the values of the authentic numbers. There are 4 very commonplace forms of common sense gates referred to as OR, AND, NOT, and XOR. An OR gate has  inputs (each of which may be either zero or 1) and it produces an output of one if either of the inputs (or both) is 1; it produces a zero in any other case. An AND gate also has two inputs, but it produces an output of one handiest if each inputs are 1. A NOT gate has a unmarried enter and reverses it to make an output. So if you feed it a 0, it produces a 1 (and vice-versa). An XOR gate offers the equal output as an OR gate, however (not like an OR gate) switches off if both its inputs are one. Most calculators today are solar powered so definitely beginning them and putting them where they have light shining on them (the light in your room is sufficient) will flip them on. However, a few add