Negate

Requirements

• Implement negate(predicate), returning a fresh callable wrapper without invoking the predicate immediately. Throw TypeError if predicate is not a function.
• On every wrapper call, invoke predicate exactly once with all supplied arguments in order and the wrapper's call-time this value. Return the boolean logical negation of its result.
• Use JavaScript truthiness, not a comparison with false. Values such as 0, null, undefined, and empty strings become true; objects, nonempty strings, and nonzero numbers become false.
• Preserve argument identities and propagate the exact thrown error unchanged. Do not mutate the predicate or its receiver.
• This is synchronous: do not await results. A Promise object is truthy and therefore negates to false. Constructor/new semantics are outside scope.

Examples

Input: const isOdd = negate(number => number % 2 === 0); isOdd(3); isOdd(4);
Output: true, false

Input: const hasNoItems = negate(items => items.length); hasNoItems([]);
Output: true