The logical NOT operator is a:
Correct answer: A. Binary operator
- A. Binary operator
- B. Unary operator
- C. Bitwise operator
Explanation
The logical NOT operator (!) is indeed a binary operator in C. However, this answer choice seems to be a mistake in the image you sent. Binary operators operate on two operands. In conclusion, the logical NOT operator (!) is a unary operator that negates the truth value of its single operand. The image you sent seems to have an error as binary operators typically require two operands.
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