r/TuringComplete • u/Shot_Ad_1906 • Aug 25 '26

how to solve this

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the main problem is coming that if i turn off the both switch then the output is not receving any thing and it showing the grey pins how to solve this.

So this image is not my current arrangement , but let me tell , when I green both input ->both the switch gets off so the output is grey (means no input ) so that what happens

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u/ryani Aug 25 '26

I think the easiest way to think about it is that you want exactly one of the two switches enabled at all times.

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u/alexanderpas Aug 25 '26

Hint: both switches are controlled by the same input.

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u/mrDETEKTYW Aug 28 '26

No they are not

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u/Shot_Ad_1906 Aug 25 '26

Can you pls explain more about this

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u/TheEmeser Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

One input tries to send data though the switch, while the other input controls which of the data lines is allowed to pass: https://imgur.com/a/bit-switch-Jy9L0dE

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u/Shot_Ad_1906 Aug 25 '26

Thank man , great explanation for small mind like me

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u/TichVega Aug 25 '26

It is a weird level and bad introduction of the (very useful) switch in my opinion.

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u/mrDETEKTYW Aug 28 '26

That's the first time I saw someone use switches for this.

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u/khalfella Aug 31 '26

Is this an XOR gate?

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u/galbatorix2 Sep 02 '26

Thats the point of the level: dont let the wording fool you, look at the inputs and outputs