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Boolean Operators and Software Design Principles

Chapter 1
This chapter introduces boolean operators and connects them with core software design principles such as abstraction, encapsulation, and interfaces.

Goals

  • Understand the role and function of boolean operators in programming

  • Learn the concepts of abstraction and how it simplifies complexity

  • Explore encapsulation and its benefits in protecting data

Key Concepts

  • Boolean Operators

  • Abstraction

  • Encapsulation

Boolean Operators: The Building Blocks of Logical Decisions

This section covers the basics of boolean operators, exploring how AND, OR, and NOT are used to make decisions in programming.

Abstraction: Simplifying Complexity

Learn about abstraction as a method to manage complexity in software design, allowing programmers to focus on high-level logic without worrying about details.

Encapsulation and Interfaces: Protecting and Interfacing

This section explains encapsulation and interfaces, showing how they protect data and define clear interactions in software architecture.