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What's is the (=!) Used for?

18th May 2017, 2:44 AM
nick
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for the mirror of the true, =! is "not"
18th May 2017, 2:49 AM
Agung Ramadhan Putra
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Its != not =!
19th May 2017, 7:31 PM
Dylee
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=! is not right expression. != is right expression.
1st Jun 2017, 5:33 AM
Hardik Aghara
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its expressed as != and not =! != is an operator and it simply negates the equality operator "==" it just means not equal to, if 5==5 then 3 != 5 its also called a comparison operator cause its used to compare two operands like if variable a != variable b : do something.........
2nd Jun 2017, 2:59 PM
John Emma
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When you need to check if two things aren't equal to each other. The current examples used aren't too useful but when you have variables that change values during runtime, you may want to check if the variables are still equal or not. For example, think of a troubleshooting problem; a printer that isn't turning on. Step 1. Plug it in. Step 2. Is the printer not working still? The second step would use the '!=' operator.
8th Jun 2017, 11:47 AM
Richard
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'=!' means 'Not' for example.. 7 =! 8 Life =! Fair. :p
18th May 2017, 2:58 PM
Nikhil Katta
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