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Write a program in C/C++ (or Python or Java), call it truthTableGen- erator, to generate the truth table of 3-variable Boolean functions, with the following requirements: • Your program takes as input a 3-variable Boolean function in the form of a sum-of-products. For example, the input can look like "AB" + "??'?" + "A'B'C". The double quotations are needed so that the ' is taken as a regular character, negating the preceding variable, and not considered a special character. • The evaluation of each term, e,g., AB'C, is done in a separate function, called, evalTerm(int A, int B, int C, char *term) that return the Boolean value (0 or 1) of the corresponding term. • Your program should print the Boolean function followed by its truth table. • You can test the uploaded Linux-executable to understand all the require- ments. Test runs: • $ truthTableGenerator // call without arguments $ Truth table generator for 3-variable Boolean functions $ Usage: enter a Boolean function as a sum of products $ E.g.: ./a.out "AB" + "BC" + "A'BC" • $ truthTable Generator "AB" + "BC" + "ABC" + "A'B'C'" F is the sum of 4 product terms F = AB' + BC' + ABC + A'B'C'

          Write a program in C/C++ (or Python or Java), call it truthTableGen-
erator, to generate the truth table of 3-variable Boolean functions, with the
following requirements:
• Your program takes as input a 3-variable Boolean function in the form of a
sum-of-products. For example, the input can look like "AB" + "??'?"
+ "A'B'C". The double quotations are needed so that the ' is taken as
a regular character, negating the preceding variable, and not considered a
special character.
• The evaluation of each term, e,g., AB'C, is done in a separate function,
called, evalTerm(int A, int B, int C, char *term) that return the
Boolean value (0 or 1) of the corresponding term.
• Your program should print the Boolean function followed by its truth
table.
• You can test the uploaded Linux-executable to understand all the require-
ments.
Test runs:
• $ truthTableGenerator // call without arguments
$ Truth table generator for 3-variable Boolean functions
$ Usage: enter a Boolean function as a sum of products
$ E.g.: ./a.out "AB" + "BC" + "A'BC"
• $ truthTable Generator "AB" + "BC" + "ABC" + "A'B'C'"
F is the sum of 4 product terms
F = AB' + BC' + ABC + A'B'C'

Write a program in C/C++ (or Python or Java), call it truthTableGen-
erator, to generate the truth table of 3-variable Boolean functions, with the
following requirements:
• Your program takes as input a 3-variable Boolean function in the form of a
sum-of-products. For example, the input can look like "AB" + "??'?"
+ "A'B'C". The double quotations are needed so that the ' is taken as
a regular character, negating the preceding variable, and not considered a
special character.
• The evaluation of each term, e,g., AB'C, is done in a separate function,
called, evalTerm(int A, int B, int C, char *term) that return the
Boolean value (0 or 1) of the corresponding term.
• Your program should print the Boolean function followed by its truth
table.
• You can test the uploaded Linux-executable to understand all the require-
ments.
Test runs:
• truthTableGenerator // call without arguments Truth table generator for 3-variable Boolean functions
Usage: enter a Boolean function as a sum of products E.g.: ./a.out "AB" + "BC" + "A'BC"
• truthTable Generator "AB" + "BC" + "ABC" + "A'B'C'"
F is the sum of 4 product terms
F = AB' + BC' + ABC + A'B'C'

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