I am not completely sure about the request of this question:
Analyze the logical form of the following statements using variables
- C and PASCAL are programming languages, either C is better than PASCAL or PASCAL is better than C.
Should we simply write the statements? There's no conclusion and it seems too trivial, in fact it's the first exercise, but I am not sure anyways.
I could answer with:
L(C) % C is a programming language
L(P) % Pascal is a programming language
L(C) $ \land $ L(P) %C and Pascal are programming languages
B(C, P) $ \lor $ B(P, C) % C is better than Pascal or Pascal is better than C
