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Inverse of the Boole function
Apply BooleInverse to a 0 and a 1:
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Convert a list of 1s and 0s to truth values:
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BooleInverse is useful when testing a condition based on bit values:
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BooleInverse[expr] is effectively equivalent to Switch[expr,1,True,0,False]:
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BooleInverse is the inverse function of Boole:
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BooleInverse deals with Rule in the same way that Boole does:
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Only one argument is expected:
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If the sole argument provided is neither 0 nor 1, the expression is not evaluated:
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