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The '''not ()''' block is a boolean block that reports true if the boolean is false, and false otherwise, negating the value of the boolean. It originates from Scratch. |
The '''not ()''' block is a boolean block that reports true if the boolean is false, and false otherwise, negating the value of the boolean. It originates from [[Scratch]]. |
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==Workaround== |
==Workaround== |
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This block can be worked around by using the [[() = ()]] with the boolean as one of the inputs, and 0 or false as the other input |
This block can be worked around by using the [[() = ()]] with the boolean as one of the inputs, and 0 or false as the other input:<br> |
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<sb><<bool::grey> = [false]></sb><br> |
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Or:<br> |
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<sb><<bool::grey> = [0]></sb> |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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*[[() nor ()]] |
*[[() nor ()]] |
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:not ()}} |
{{DISPLAYTITLE:not ()}} |
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{{Blockcat|type=Boolean|cat=Operators|sc=y}} |
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[[Category:Boolean Blocks]] |
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[[Category:Operators Blocks]] |
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[[Category:Vanilla Blocks]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:10, 8 July 2024
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The not () block is a boolean block that reports true if the boolean is false, and false otherwise, negating the value of the boolean. It originates from Scratch.
Workaround
This block can be worked around by using the () = () with the boolean as one of the inputs, and 0 or false as the other input:
<<bool::grey> = [false]>
Or:
<<bool::grey> = [0]>