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Is this a correct implementation of a JK flip flop

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I'm getting started in digital electronics and I've never seen an implementation of a flip flop JK like the one I did. I know its not optimal, but is it ok? the NAND version and the one using a latch SR are not easy to came up with for me. I feel like I need to just remember them, while this implemetation is easy to get when you know how the FF works
Screenshot 2024-03-13 at 00-46-13 Electronica.png
 
I don't understand the left schematic. Q' is not even driven, how can it be equivalent to right schematic?

In my systematic, a level sensitive storage element is a latch rather than a flip-flop.
 

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