Bi-conditional

A bi-conditional, in logic, refers to a logical connective between two propositions that asserts that both propositions are either true or false simultaneously. It is often represented by the symbol "↔" or written as "if and only if" (iff). In classical logic, the bi-conditional is considered a statement that holds true when both the component propositions are either both true or both false.

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