As the question states I don't see how to create a true if statement from NAND gates. Given the NAND logic gate, I can create an ersatz IF function which is also just a multiplexing function. So,
IF(a,b,c) = (c NAND (a NAND a)) NAND (b NAND a)
where a,b,c are all Boolean inputs. Example:
print(IF(0,1,0))
1
print(IF(1,1,0))
0
printing 1 if the condition fails, and 0 if the condition passes. My problem is that the NAND statement must always result in an output unlike a true if statement which will output nothing if the condition fails. So when wired, the IF function composed of NAND will still return a 0 into the circuit. Perhaps I'm missing something really obvious here.
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