👉 In logic and mathematics, a positor is a symbol that represents an operator or function. In other words, a positor is used to denote the result of applying some operation on a value. For example, in Boolean algebra, we use negation (¬) to denote the negation of a boolean expression, which is represented by the symbol !. Similarly, in propositional logic, the disjunction operator (|) represents OR, and the conjunction operator (and) represents AND. Pos
