Starting at the left side of your diagras, you will see where the initial values will enter your circuit. It is important to note that you will use both consand-line arguments and cells to the input function to receive your initial values from the user, but the data types of these values will initially be strings, not Boolean. For this assignment, you will convert strings into Boolean values simply by comparing thes with the string "True"; x.upper() "TRUE" will evaluate to the Boolean value True if x contained any of the strings "True", "true", "TRUE", etc., and you can assume that any other string should be correctly converted into a Boolean value of false. Before you begin your implementation, ensure that you have completed the "fill-in-the-blanks" section of the assignment. To facilitate the sarking of your submission, you may only perfore one single logical operation (i.e., "or", "and", or "nati per line, and you are required to print what you are doing to the terminal after each operation. As clarifying example, consider the following example: x-True y-True and y printifs and y (2)")) Start by Below are four copies of your assigned circuit schematic, to which you must (as noted above) fill-in-the-blanks selecting random inputs to enter your circuit from the left hand side, and then write the resulting value after each operation directly above the output of the corresponding logic gate. Please ensure that you do not forget to include the final value on the far right as well. Failure to complete this section of the assignment will result in a significant penalty.

 

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