isCountNegative

isCountNegative is a boolean function that checks if a given integer count is less than zero. It returns true if the count is negative, and false otherwise. This function is often used in programming to validate input, control loops, or manage resources where a negative count would indicate an error or an invalid state. For example, in a scenario where a program is tracking the number of available items, isCountNegative could be used to ensure that the count never drops below zero, which would be an illogical situation. The function typically takes a single integer argument, representing the count to be evaluated. Its simplicity makes it a common utility in many software applications.