Boolean operator in French

[ivobg]

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

[Newsgroup_User]

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
>

[ivobg]

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

[BKBK]

It is non. there is more in this Wikipedia Logique du dialogue

[Newsgroup_User]

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

not working? what's not working?

[Benoit_BB]

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

[BKBK]

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