R – NOT Operator

R – NOT Logical Operator

R – NOT Operator ! is used to perform logical NOT operation on the given boolean operand.

! symbol is used for Logical NOT Operator in R Language.

NOT Operator takes a boolean value as operand on its right and returns the logical NOT of the given operand.

The syntax of NOT Operator with a boolean operand is

!operand

Truth Table

The following truth table provides the output of NOT Operator for different values of operands.

operand	! operand
TRUE	FALSE
FALSE	TRUE

NOT Operation returns TRUE if given operand is TRUE, or FALSE if the given operand is TRUE.

Example

In the following R program, we will take different boolean values for an operand and find the result of NOT operation on the given operand.

example.r

x <- TRUE
result <- !x
cat("!", x, " is ", result, "\n")

x <- FALSE
result <- !x
cat("!", x, " is ", result, "\n")

Output

tutorialkart$ Rscript example.r
! TRUE  is  FALSE 
! FALSE  is  TRUE

Conclusion

Concluding this R Tutorial, we learned what R Logical NOT Operator is, and the output of NOT Operation for different boolean values as operand, with the help of an example program.