What difference between <> and !=? can someone help?

Answer 1

no differents

Answer 2

On most implementations they are the same. But in older php implementations <> has higher precedence over !=

Answer 3

'<>' === '!=' :)

Answer 4

They are the same. I was wondering the same question and did some research which confirmed they are the same thing, just different way of writing it.

Answer 5

In fact there's no different between '<>' and '!=' it, either means "not equal".

Answer 6

the operator a equal

Answer 7

Literally, you could read it as "less than or greater than".

Answer 8

There is no difference, both are not equal to operators.