Intuitionistic logic is a type of propositional logic that adds a new operator known as "intuitionistic implication." It is used to express the idea that a statement is true if there is a constructive proof for it.
Intuitionistic logic is a type of propositional logic that adds a new operator known as "intuitionistic implication." It is used to express the idea that a statement is true if there is a constructive proof for it.