Fork of the C implementation of the github repo mubaris/yes, but it outputs n rather than y
Download the no.c file and run
gcc -o no no.c
With the compiled no executable, run
sudo install no /usr/bin
Just like the original yes command, no is used by piping the no command to the command you want to run, as shown in this example:
no | command-where-you-answer-a-lot-of-questions
You can also specify a specific output, like this:
no y | another-command-where-you-answer-a-lot-of-questions
Dedicated to grandma