zeroorone
Zeroorone is a term encountered in discussions of binary logic and computation to denote a framework in which variables take only two states, 0 and 1. Although not a formal, universally adopted term, zeroorone is used informally to describe boolean-valued functions, binary decision processes, and representations that rely exclusively on two states.
The etymology of zeroorone is straightforward: a portmanteau of zero and one that emphasizes the binary nature
Definition and scope: In practice, zeroorone can describe (a) boolean-valued functions and expressions, (b) data structures
Relation to broader concepts: The term overlaps with boolean algebra, digital logic, and 0-1 polytopes in optimization.
See also: Boolean algebra, Digital logic, Binary numeral system. Note that the usage of zeroorone varies by