A square in the top row of a K- map is considered to be adjacent to its corresponding square in the bottom row.

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In a Karnaugh map (K-map), the squares are arranged in a gray code order, which means that each square is considered adjacent to its corresponding square in both the horizontal and vertical directions, including the top row being adjacent to the bottom row, to facilitate the simplification of Boolean expressions.

A Square in the Top Row of a K- Map