the value of multiple booleans with "Not" operators

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How to correctly interpret the following form in c#:

bool someOtherBool = false;
bool anotherBool = true;
bool yetAnotherBool = false;

bool someBool = !someOtherBool && !anotherBool !yetAnotherBool;

What will the right side produce, true or false, and why? How is this notation called? What if instead of && the || would be used?

Thank you

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the value of multiple booleans with "Not" operators