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What's the difference between not and ~ in python

Just to check, I couldn’t find anything about ~, so I want to make sure it’s the same.

Also, can you use ! in python like in C++?

It seems that these two codes give the same output:

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bool(~0)
bool(not 0)

>Solution :

This is how it is in Python.

‘~’ is a bitwise operator

whereas ‘not’ is a logical opeartor

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