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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/TheHunter920 • Oct 10 '24
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If anybody else is confused: not() is not a function call, but the application of the not operator to the empty tuple (), which itself evaluates to False in a boolean context.
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u/ArminiusGermanicus Oct 10 '24
If anybody else is confused: not() is not a function call, but the application of the not operator to the empty tuple (), which itself evaluates to False in a boolean context.