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>> Hmm, this isn't going to work at all, is it?
Depends what you mean by "work". Seems like the two input pins on the IC
are actually tied together (to the top side of the resistor), so it's just
going to work like a NOT gate.
Did you also do the calculations to check that it's ok to use a single 360
Ohm resistor with those two LEDs for every combination of output states?
> Would it work if each switch had a seperate resistor? Or does that not fix
> it?
Dude, really, you are going to fall over yourself over and over again if you
refuse to learn at least some basic analogue circuit electronics. You must
have realised by now that even to implement the simplest logic circuits you
absolutely must have some basic level of understanding.
Also try to draw your circuit schematics the same way as others do (you will
pick this up automatically whilst you learn about them, eg ICs like this are
usually drawn vertically, not horizontally). Others will be more likely to
help you if they don't have to spend time deciphering which wires are
connected to what.
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