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How would I use a negative form of Python’s isinstance()?
Normally negation would work something like
x != 1
if x not in y
if not a
I just haven’t seen an example with isinstance(), so I’d like to know if there’s a correct way to used negation with isinstance().
Just use
not.isinstancejust returns abool, which you cannotlike any other.