not

OpenTuring

nottrue/false (boolean) operator

Syntax   not

Description   The not (boolean negation) operator produces the opposite of a true/false value. For example, not (x >y) is equivalent to x <= y.

Example  

        var error : boolean := false
        var success : booleansuccess := not error    % success becomes the opposite of error

Details   The not operator takes true and produces false and takes false and produces true. The not operator can be written as ~. See also the boolean type, prefix operators, and precedence of operators.

The not operator can be applied to sets.