Is "right triangle satisfies Pythagorean theorem" a special proposition or a complete proposition?

"Right triangle satisfies Pythagorean theorem" should be a full-name proposition [negative: non-right triangle does not satisfy Pythagorean theorem]

"2 is a real number" is a special proposition.

Respondent: xyzzyx 12345678- Tong Jinshi was born in the seventh grade1-2400:16.

"Right triangle satisfies Pythagorean theorem" is a full-name proposition. Because it implies that all different right triangles have the same meaning.

Its negation is that "not all right triangles satisfy the Pythagorean theorem".

"2 is a real number." This is a special proposition. Because there is only one "2", it is specific.

Its negation is "2 is not a real number."

Respondent: Non-Long Horse Manager Level 5 1 1-24 00:54