= Logic redundancy
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Logic redundancy refers to unnecessary duplication in logical expressions or circuits that does not contribute to the output or makes the design more complex without providing any additional functionality. This can occur in various contexts, such as digital electronics, computer programming, and mathematical logic. Here are some key points about logic redundancy: 1. **Digital Circuits**: In the context of digital circuits, logic redundancy might involve having extra gates or connections that do not alter the overall function of the circuit.
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