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For conjunction: P ^ Q, disjunction: P _ Q, and implication: P ! Q.

Example prog2 input.txt
P Q
T T
T F
F F

For each value row the program must output a corresponding row, in the following format:

P and Q:<T or F> ntP or Q:<T or F> ntP --> Q:<T or F> For the example input given above

the output is found below.

Example prog2 output.txt
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P and Q : F P or Q : T P --> Q : F
P and Q : F P or Q : F P --> Q : T
.
This is what I did so far

# include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
using namespace std;
bool charTobool (char c) {
switch (c)

[Code] ....

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