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(H ∨ ∼S) • (G ∨ ∼A)
Unary Arithmetic Expression
An expression in computer programming that involves an operator and only one operand; examples include increment (++), decrement (--) operations.
LiteralValue
A value explicitly written in the code, representing a fixed value such as a number, string, or boolean.
Literal String
A sequence of characters used directly in code, often enclosed in quotes to represent text.
Conversion Control Sequence
Part of a format string indicating how a value should be formatted when output, such as displaying an integer in hexadecimal.
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