To get the negation of a boolean in Python, you can use the not operator. The not operator returns the opposite boolean value of a given expression. Here’s an example:
bool_value = True
negation = not bool_value
print(negation)
This will output False, which is the opposite value of the original boolean value True.
Alternatively, you can use the bitwise NOT operator, ~, to get the negation of a boolean. However, this method is less common and less recommended than using the not operator. Here’s an example:
bool_value = True
negation = ~bool_value
print(negation)
This will output -2, which is the negation of the boolean value True in terms of bitwise operations.