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The not Operator Returning the Opposite

In this lesson, we will take a closer look at the not operator introduced earlier.

The not operator returns the opposite of a Boolean value.

t is primarily used with conditional statements to handle cases where a condition is false or negated.


Using the not Operator​

The not operator returns False if the value on its right is True, and True if the value is False.

Using the not Operator
is_logged_in = False

# Prints True, the opposite of False
print("not is_logged_in:", not is_logged_in)

if not is_logged_in:
    print("Login is required.")

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