symbol $"!"$ is used as the Boolean operator for $"$OR$".$

When it is applied against logical True and False expressions, if either expression is True the expression is evaluated as True. That is$,$ in the expression A$!$ B$,$ if

either A or B $($or both$)$ are True, the expression A$!$ B is evaluated as True

Assume the variable A is True, the variable B is True, and the variable C is

False. Which of the following is False?

A$!$C

A&CIB

CICIB

All of the above

None of the above