What is the difference between canonical form and standard form? Which form is
preferable while implementing a Boolean function with gates?
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The main difference between canonical and standard form is that canonical form is a way of representing Boolean outputs of digital circuits using Boolean Algebra while standard form is a simplified version of canonical form that represents Boolean outputs of digital circuits using Boolean Algebra.
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