NOTAND
NOTAND refers to the logical operation that yields the negation of the conjunction of its operands. For two inputs A and B, NOTAND equals ¬(A ∧ B), which is commonly known as NAND.
Notation and synonyms: The operation is often written as A NAND B, or with symbols such as
Truth table: For two inputs, A and B, A NAND B is true in all cases except
General properties: NOTAND is a commutative and associative operator only in the limited sense of producing
Applications and history: The concept traces to the Sheffer stroke, introduced by Henry M. Sheffer in the