"And" chip

[boreal coral]

It checks if everything is true

If everything is true it’ll output true
If even one input is false it’ll output false

[weak crane]

And is also a word used in the English language for whatever reason

[rare fiber]

AND - if every input is true it's going to output a true, any other circumstance and it's going to say false

NOT - reverses the boolean output, so if input is false it will output true and vice versa

OR - if either or both inputs are true, it's going to output a true, if there is no true it will output a false

NAND - the reverse of an AND chip,
if every input is true it's going to output a False, any other circumstance and it's going to say True

NOR - the reverse of an OR chip,
if either or both inputs are true, it's going to output a false, if there is no true it will output a true

XOR - if both the inputs are equal, it will output a false, otherwise it's going to output a true

XNOR - if both the inputs are equal, it will output a true, otherwise it's going to output a false

[quasi locust]

^ any of those chips except for NOT you can configure and add more ports

[weak crane]

XNOR is just AND but weird

[cerulean grotto]

if only we had XOR and XNOR

iirc XOR supports multiple inputs to, and only outputs true if 1 input is true
and then XNOR would output if less or more than 1 input is true

[quasi locust]

isnt it actually that odd true inputs is true and even amount is false?