what is the difference between no and not
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no is an adjective and
not is an adverb it is the diffrence between no and not
Not" always refers to a verb which it negates. "No" refers to a noun and tells you there are zero of something. Some adjectives are also nouns, like colors, which might be confusing.
Not singing.
No singers.
It is not so easy.
No apples in the basket.
No greens in the painting.
The house was not painted red.
Your examples:
(There is) not enough (of something). The verb is implicit and omitted in this case.
No chatting. Chatting is a noun.
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No expresses a general negative, such as when disagreeing, or indicates an absence of any of a particular noun. (According to wikipedia): Not is the declarative form of no. I'm pretty sure it classifies as an adverb, and negates the action of the verb in the emphatic form (do + verb).