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To NOT a value is to get the inverse of that number, or the [[complement]]; thus, any bits set to TRUE will become FALSE, and vice versa. If you applied a NOT operation to the following number:

%10110100

You would get:

%01001011

The resulting number is essentially the inverse of the number. Also take note that you can get the same result by applying an [[XOR (binary)|XOR]] operation to a number, using a number of the same length will all bits set to TRUE. If you applied the XOR operation to the following two numbers:

%10110100
%11111111

You would get the complement of the first.

== See Also ==
* [[Binary logic]]

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