Changing a boolean value based on two buttons

Question

I know that this is a ridiculously simple question, but I've been having trouble with it.
How would you set a boolean value based on the input from two other boolean values? Essentially what I want, in pseudocode, is this:
boolA = true
if (boolB)
     boolA = false
if (boolC)
     boolA = true
It should be really simple to do, but I can't figure it out. The problem is getting it to stay false, for example, after boolB goes back to false, and not just to have it only momentarily go to false. I want it to stay false until boolC goes to true, regardless of what boolB does after that. Any advice?
Thanks,
Logan Williams

Answer 1

I would say implies is close to what was asked for.  However, the only issue is that for the case where both B and C are false, the logic shows that there is no change to A.  It is initially True, but if it happens to be False because of further changes, there is nothing in the If statements to change the logic.  And that is what is asked for.  That the Result stays False even when B goes back to False.  But the Implies function says that  F and F must be True.
As described
B         C         Result A
T          T          T (because C is evaluated 2nd)
T          F          F
F          T          T
F          F          x (initially T, but the code shown and what is asked for is actually no change from previous state)
   Implies Truth Table
B         C         Result A
T          T          T
T          F          F
F          T          T
F          F          T