Boolean Gate — Logic Puzzle Game
Evaluate AND, OR, NOT, and XOR on 0/1 inputs. Free, no signup.
How to Play
- 1Read the input pins A, B, and sometimes C — each shows 0 or 1.
- 2Study the boolean expression on the breadboard.
- 3Tap output 0 or 1 for what the expression evaluates to.
- 4Early levels use AND and OR; later levels add NOT, XOR, and a third input.
Boolean Gate trains AND, OR, NOT, and XOR on 0/1 inputs — the same boolean logic used in digital circuits and code — in short no-account rounds.
About This Game
Boolean Gate is a short computational-literacy cabinet on a green breadboard. Input pins show A, B, and sometimes C as 0 or 1; a monospace expression uses AND, OR, NOT, and XOR.
You tap the output bit the expression evaluates to — no IDE, no truth-table grid, just one expression per round. Early levels stay on two inputs with AND and OR. Later levels add NOT, XOR, a third input, and light nesting.
Two to five minutes is a comfortable dose. The game is for CS1-style practice and curious beginners — not a hiring test and not a promise of career results. Play for the moment the gates click, then come back another day.
Boolean Gate — Logic Puzzle Game
Evaluate AND, OR, NOT, and XOR on 0/1 inputs. Free, no signup.
What this game trains and how it helps
Boolean Gate is a short computational-literacy cabinet on a green breadboard. Input pins show A, B, and sometimes C as 0 or 1; a monospace expression uses AND, OR, NOT, and XOR.
You tap the output bit the expression evaluates to — no IDE, no truth-table grid, just one expression per round. Early levels stay on two inputs with AND and OR. Later levels add NOT, XOR, a third input, and light nesting.
Two to five minutes is a comfortable dose. The game is for CS1-style practice and curious beginners — not a hiring test and not a promise of career results. Play for the moment the gates click, then come back another day.
How to Play
- Read the input pins A, B, and sometimes C — each shows 0 or 1.
- Study the boolean expression on the breadboard.
- Tap output 0 or 1 for what the expression evaluates to.
- Early levels use AND and OR; later levels add NOT, XOR, and a third input.
Goal
Pick output 0 or 1 that matches the boolean expression for the shown inputs.
Who it's for
Students learning digital logic, plus anyone who wants a quick boolean warm-up. No account needed.
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