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this is an ODD looking number of inputs... get it, cause it is true when an odd number of inputs are true.. ok I'll let myself out

"Unfortunately not even wrong."

Type of stuff I made in the Logic.ly Web Demo when I was making a custom letter display

Traditional: TRUE when HIGH count => 1 & LOW count => 1 Fun: TRUE when each HIGH pin has only LOW neighbours. Nightmare: TRUE when HIGH count is even or odd (even-odd flag set at first use) Broken: TRUE when HIGH count is even XOR odd

This could have been so much funnier if the X, O, R, and Z were the only letter missing from the input line.

We still have 4 more letters! No reason to stop there. (Joke aside: once doing chips at IBM I had to say, "You may not, under any circumstances, ask for a 9 input NOR gate.")

"You were too concerned about whether you could and forgot about whether you should!"

Tagged unions in the average OOP language (Java, C#)

Returns 1, if the number of logical high inputs is odd. Returns 0, if number of logical high inputs is even.