Double negation sql query

Question

I was asked to do a query in sql using double negation. The question itself is asking for all the "sigla" and "disciplina "where the semestre_id is 21 and has at least 1 attribute "resposta"=5

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Now despite posting all this my question is mostly that I am not too sure if this is the way of doing a proper double negation in sql, since I am getting as an answer all the lines of the table which is wrong. Since I am having an hard time searching for examples online could anyone clarify me?

Answer 1

select  disc.disciplina_id, disc.sigla
from    ipdw_disciplina disc
        inner join ipdw_respostas resp
            on disc.disciplina_id = resp.disciplina_id
where   resp.semestre_id = 21
        and resp.resposta = 5
group by disc.disciplina_id, disc.sigla

i try to avoid in / not in whenever possible. It seems easier to follow the intent of the query without them. This looks like a pretty straight forward query that does not need the double negation.