Right Answer:
The not operator negates the result of the condition it precedes. If the condition is True, not makes it False, and if it’s False, not makes it True.
Right Answer:
The not operator negates the result of the condition it precedes. If the condition is True, not makes it False, and if it’s False, not makes it True.
Right Answer:
1.C1 and C2 will be False because both conditions are not true.
2. C1 or C2 will be True because at least one condition (C1) is true.
3. C1 ^ C2 will be True because only one of the conditions is true.
4. not C1 will be False because not negates True to False.