Generate all possible functions with 1-bit sized argument using NAND gates #11
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Summary
This PR implements a complete solution for issue #10 - generating all possible functions with 1-bit sized argument and implementing them using NAND gates.
What's Implemented
Complete Function Generation: Generates all 4 possible boolean functions for a single input:
NAND Gate Implementations: Each function is implemented using only NAND gates:
((x ↑ (x ↑ x)) ↑ (x ↑ (x ↑ x)))(x ↑ x) ↑ (x ↑ x)x ↑ xx ↑ (x ↑ x)Truth Table Display: Shows complete truth table for all functions
Verification System: Tests each NAND implementation against expected outputs
Comprehensive Test Suite: Unit tests covering all functions and edge cases
Technical Details
The solution mathematically proves that these 4 functions represent the complete set of all possible boolean functions for a single input variable. Each NAND gate implementation is verified to produce the correct truth table.
Example Output
All implementations pass verification tests and demonstrate correct NAND gate logic.
Test Plan
🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Resolves #10