Abstract
The implication operator (→) plays a significant role in the classical two-valued logic. Firstly, from the classical implication one can obtain all other basic logical connectives of the binary logic, viz., the binary operators - and (\(\land\)), or (\(\lor\)) - and the unary negation operator (¬). Secondly, the implication operator holds the center stage in the inference mechanisms of any logic, like modus ponens, modus tollens, hypothetical syllogism in classical logic.
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