There are limitations and cases where the simulation fails but overall, its a very basic yet effective program which succeeds in it's experimental scope. If you've ever used Multisim, Logisim, or something similar then you'll see intended resemblance. The circuit is then rendered into a Boolean expression which is used to generate the circuits output state based on the user's control of the input states. Here, a GUI allows the user to choose from a selection of logic gates (AND, OR, XOR and their respective negations), place them in a graphical environment and connect them (directly or by drawing wires) to other such gates.

With a prototype made, I was then left with some new methods which I felt could be refined by applying to a quick unrelated project. One such idea was making a map editor for drawing road networks in a graphical environment and having it generate something computable like a graph. I've been trying out a lot of new ideas lately and doing things I wanted to do before but didn't know how.

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