Why do we mention that the connectives are commutative? That seems like something you could prove later instead? Also introducing commutativity with oplus (a different operator) would be confusing to beginners, since it's not clear that this means /\ or \/. If you have to have this comment, then I'd probably just include both a /\ b = b /\ a and a \/ b = b \/ a to keep things simple for the reader.
Why do we mention that the connectives are commutative? That seems like something you could prove later instead? Also introducing commutativity with oplus (a different operator) would be confusing to beginners, since it's not clear that this means
/\
or\/
. If you have to have this comment, then I'd probably just include botha /\ b = b /\ a
anda \/ b = b \/ a
to keep things simple for the reader.