This document provides instructions for writing a Python program that generates truth tables for logical propositions. The program allows the user to input two propositions and a logical connector like "and" or "or". It then prompts the user to specify if each proposition is true or false. Based on the inputs, the program outputs the combined proposition, connector, and overall truth value according to the rules of logic in a truth table.

1. How to write a python program resulting in a truth table and propositions?
This program lets the user input 2 propositions and also asks the user for string connectors (such
as '^' for and and 'v' for or). Then the program asks the user again if the first and second
propositions are true or false.
After asking the user about the two entered propositions' truth values separately, the program
will output the complex proposition sentence (making the first letter of proposition #2 entered
lowercase when the two propositions are added together) and the complex proposition's truth
value. The truth table connector that the user inputted is also printed.
AND truth table
T T T
T F F
F T F
F F F
OR truth table
T T T
T F T
F T T
F F F