Negation
In the previous example, I used the negation operator (!) in the expression !working_overtime, which can be read as “not working_overtime.” The negation operator can be used at the start of an expression; as an alternative, you can use the “not equals” (!= ) operator between the left and right sides of an expression:
negation.rb
!(1==1) #=> false 1!=1 #=> false
Alternatively, you can use not instead of !:
not( 1==1 ) #=> false
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