Boolean Algebra or Boolean Logics

Boolean algebra is a form of mathematics that deals with statements and their Boolean values. It is named after its inventor George Boole, who is thought to be one of the founders of computer
science. In Boolean algebra variables and functions take on one of two values: true or false.
These values can also be referred to as 1 for true and 0 for false.

NOTE : Boole's revolutionary paper 'An Investigation of the laws of the thoughts' was published in 1854 which lead to the development of new system the algebra of logic, BOOLEAN ALGEBRA or BOOLEAN LOGICS