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What does the relational operator != mean?
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Is equal to
Is not equal to
Greater than
Less than
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Is not equal to
Explanation: In many programming languages (C, C++, Java, Python, etc.) "!=" tests whether two values are different (true if they are not equal). Example: 5 != 3 is true; 4 != 4 is false.
Explanation: In many programming languages (C, C++, Java, Python, etc.) "!=" tests whether two values are different (true if they are not equal). Example: 5 != 3 is true; 4 != 4 is false.
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