The not() function returns the logical inverse of the normal outcome of true and false generated by a logical expression.
Syntax
not(logical.exp) |
Parameter(s)
logical.exp |
Expression to test. |
Description
If the expression evaluates to 0, then 1 is returned. If the expression evaluates to any nonzero value, 0 is returned.
Example(s)
If response is not numeric, this prints "not numeric".
if not(num(response)) then print "not numeric" |
See Also
= Assignment Operator, Boolean Evaluation, BASIC Functions, if Statement, ifr Statement, mod() Function, ne Relational Operator, null Statement, rem() Function, Statements and Functions, then Clause