Revision as of 15:44, 3 August 2018

NOT(l)

NOT (Logic)

NOT(), reverses the logic of its argument.

NOT (Logic)

For Example,

NOT(TRUE) returns FALSE

NOT(2+3<4) returns TRUE

This function displays the output as TRUE or FALSE.
$Logic$ can be a value or expression that evaluates as TRUE(logical 1) or FALSE(logical 0).
If $Logic$ evaluates TRUE(or 1), calci returns reverse output as FALSE.
If $Logic$ evaluates FALSE(or 0), calci returns reverse output as TRUE.
If $Logic$ > 0, Calci assumes it to be one (1) and returns FALSE as output.
If argument is omitted, Calci assumes it to be zero (0) and returns TRUE as output.

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 =NOT(l)=
+<div style="font-size:30px">'''NOT (Logic)'''</div><br/>
-*where <math>l</math> is a logical value or expression to be evaluated.
+*where <math>Logic</math> is a logical value or expression to be evaluated.
-NOT() returns a reverse value of the argument, and is used to verify if a value is not equal to a particular value.
+NOT(), reverses the logic of its argument.
 == Description ==
-NOT(l)
+NOT (Logic)
 For Example,
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 *This function displays the output as TRUE or FALSE.
-*<math>l</math> can be a value or expression that evaluates as TRUE(logical 1) or FALSE(logical 0).
+*<math>Logic</math> can be a value or expression that evaluates as TRUE(logical 1) or FALSE(logical 0).
-*If <math>l</math> evaluates TRUE(or 1), calci returns reverse output as FALSE.
+*If <math>Logic</math> evaluates TRUE(or 1), calci returns reverse output as FALSE.
-*If <math>l</math> evaluates FALSE(or 0), calci returns reverse output as TRUE.
+*If <math>Logic</math> evaluates FALSE(or 0), calci returns reverse output as TRUE.
-*If <math>l</math> &gt; 0, Calci assumes it to be one (1) and returns FALSE as output.
+*If <math>Logic</math> &gt; 0, Calci assumes it to be one (1) and returns FALSE as output.
 *If argument is omitted, Calci assumes it to be zero (0) and returns TRUE as output.