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Foundations of Digital Logic and Computer Systems is a comprehensive introduction to the principles underlying modern computer technology, beginning with the basics of binary numbers and Boolean algebra, and progressing through combinational and sequential logic design. The book explores how fundamental components like logic gates, flip-flops, and multiplexers are used to construct memory units, arithmetic logic units, and control systems. It bridges the gap between hardware and software by illustrating how digital logic forms the basis of computer architecture and how assembly language interacts with hardware. Through clear explanations and practical examples, the text builds a strong foundation for understanding how computers operate at their most fundamental level.