Truth Table

Definitions

1. A structured view of all possible combinations of conditions and outcomes. In engineering slang, drawing a truth table is often how teams expose hidden assumptions in feature flags, permissions, and branching logic.

   In plain English: A table that shows what happens for each combination of true and false conditions.

   Example: "Once they put the entitlement rules into a truth table, the impossible-looking bug became a completely predictable edge case."

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