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Logical NOT in Python

The logical NOT is used to denote negation in a condition. It is written using the construction not.

Let us have a variable:

tst = 2

Let's set a condition - is the variable greater than 0 and at the same time not less than 1:

if tst > 0 and not tst < 1: print('+++') # this will work else: print('---')

The following code is given:

tst = 15 if tst > 20 and not tst < 10: print('+++') else: print('---')

Tell me what will be output to the console.

The following code is given:

tst1 = -8 tst2 = 10 if tst1 > -10 and not tst2 < 10: print('+++') else: print('---')

Tell me what will be output to the console.

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