Firekhan

I used photoshop for that, but there is a company called Xilinx which makes a program in which you can setup and program logic circuits and test them real time.

Right now I'm in the book "Computer organization: A topdown approach" by Greg W. Scragg. Working on my BS degree in computer science... I'll get it done someday lol

Yep, try refreshing the gif, I re-uploaded after editing it in photoshop. it's a ))> now

There we go, updated the gif. Yes, any 2 inputs to read true. 2 inputs and ONLY 2 inputs true to read true, so 2 must be false. I double checked my logic in c++. Thanks for your help!

Heh, you're right, thats what I had in my C++ written out, but I forgot to put it on that or. thanks for reminding me

Hey all... new to the board here with a question. Posted below is a logic gate setup I have created to solve the problem of having 4 inputs, and one output. The requirements are that the output will be true only when exactly 2 of the 4 inputs are true. Pretty sure I did this right, but I just wanted to double check, and see if there was any simpler method. Thanks!