Maths for Programmers: Sets (DeMorgan’s Law)

[@trendingnow-i6l]

Mistake at 01:11 and 01:17 , such that correct pronunciation is as follows, 01:11 X is element of A's complement and X is element of B's complement. 01:17 X is element of A's complement intersection B's complement.

[@saurabhchaturvediscientist]

You're wrong around 1:11. By definition, x is an element of A complement.

[@noelbahthis8959]

1:11 isnt "union" suppose to be broken into "or"??

[@joebazooks]

way above my head. i gotta relearn the basics or something lol

[@IainDiamond]

I found reading through some Boolean algebra examples that apply De Morgan's Law quite helpful: theteacher.info/index.php/programming-development-1/2-logical-operations/all-topics/3614-simplifying-statements-in-boolean-algebra-using-de-morgan-s-laws

[@FredoCorleone]

Why is this even useful in practical everyday life of a programmer?

[@DeViLTh0rn]

Do you manage to get this answer yet?

[@johnywuijts917]

@@DeViLTh0rn it might me useful for regex