An adder is a fundamental digital circuit used in electronics to perform the arithmetic operation of addition. Adders are essential components in various arithmetic logic units (ALUs) and are used in computers and digital systems to calculate sums of binary numbers. There are different types of adders, each with its own functionality and complexity: 1. **Half Adder**: This is the simplest type of adder, which adds two single binary digits (bits).
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