Which logical operator is used to initiate an event when a condition is not met?

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The logical operator used to initiate an event when a condition is not met is the negation operator, typically represented as NOT (¬) or the exclamation mark (!). In programming and logic, it reverses the truth value of a condition. For example, if a condition evaluates to false, applying the NOT operator would trigger the associated event.

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