yesn't - A negation library for Python

Introduction

yesn't is a lightweight Python library that provides a simple and intuitive way to negate expressions in Python. It allows you to write negations in a more natural way, making your code easier to understand and more readable.

Features

yesn't provides the following features:

• Negation of boolean expressions
• Negation of numerical expressions
• Negation of string expressions
• Support for multiple expressions

Installation

You can install yesn't using pip:

pip install yesnt

Usage

To use yesn't, you simply import the library and use the not_ function in place of not. Here's an example of how to negate a boolean expression:

from yesnt import not_

a = True
b = not_(a)

print(b)  # False

You can also negate numerical expressions:

from yesnt import not_

a = 5
b = not_(a > 10)

print(b)  # True

And string expressions:

from yesnt import not_

a = 'yes'
b = not_(a == 'no')

print(b)  # True

You can even negate multiple expressions:

from yesnt import not_

a = True
b = 5
c = 'yes'

result = not_(a or b > 10 or c == 'no')

print(result)  # False

Conclusion

yesn't is a simple, lightweight library that makes it easy to write negations in Python code. By using not_ instead of not, you can write more natural and readable code. It's a great addition to any Python project!