‘Boolean Not is equal to !=‘?

Question

Anyone has the same idea for this question?
See below Please. Line 1 & Line 3 are False.

print(not 1 == 1)

print(not 1 > 7)

print(1!=1)

Answer 1

What do you not understand ?
1. 1==1 outputs True, so not(1==1) will output False
2. Same concept
3. != tests if two things have different values, the statement tests if 1 is not equal to 1, since they're equal, the output is again False

Answer 2

not this is a negation while ==, !=, >= etc are the comparisons of 2 values‼️🤔

Answer 3

No, != and not are not the same.

not is used to negate a boolean,
while != is used to compare 2 values as not equal.

not x is used to convert x to True, when x is False, and False, when x is True.

x != y is True, when x is not equal to y, otherwise False.

not x == y would equal x != y, but in place of x == y there would be any kinds of comparisons, even comparisons, that don't have second operand y, like x != y does.