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from __future__ import print_function
from BinPy.Combinational.combinational import *


    

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# Initializing the Encoder class

# Exacly 1 input must be 1

encoder = Encoder(0, 1)

# Output of encoder

print (encoder.output())


    

    




[1]

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# Changing the number of inputs

# No need to set the number, just change the inputs
# Input must be power of 2
# encoder.setInputs(1, 0, 0) #Inputs must be power of 2

encoder.setInputs(0, 0, 0, 1)

# To get the input states

print (encoder.getInputStates())


    

    




[0, 0, 0, 1]

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# New output of encoder

print (encoder.output())


    

    




[1, 1]

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# Using Connectors as the input lines
# Take a Connector

conn = Connector()

# Set Output of decoder to Connector conn

encoder.setOutput(1, conn)

# Put this connector as the input to gate1

gate1 = AND(conn, 1)

# Output of the gate1

print (gate1.output())


    

    




1

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# Information about encoder instance can be found by

print (encoder)


    

    




Encoder Gate; Output: [1, 1]; Inputs: [0, 0, 0, 1];