Boolean operator in French

Bonjour, Benoit,
Ivobg is apparently looking for the translation in operator logic, not in everyday language. Could you confirm that

NOT p, p OR NOT p, p AND NOT q

are then, respectively,

NON p, p OU NON p, p ET NON q

From France ...

NON : NOT
ET PAS : AND NOT

In french, we use "ET PAS" in current language !

AND : ET
OR : OU
AND NOT : ET PAS
OR NOT : OU PAS

Good luck !
Benoit

ivobg wrote:
> Doesn't seem to be working. Neither does NON or ne pas..

not working? what's not working?

Doesn't seem to be working. Neither does NON or ne pas..

Well, according to Babblefish, NOT translates to: PAS

Steve

ivobg wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> Does anyone happen to know what the french equivalent of the "NOT operator is?
>
> I know "AND" is "ET" and the "OR" is "OU" but I can't figure out what the
> "NOT" is.
>
> I would appreciate it if anyone can help.
>
> Thanks,
> Ivo
>