The operator DIFFERENT FROM (!=) or NOT EQUAL TO (!=) in English is used to check if two values are different. It returns true if the compared values are not equal, and false if they are identical. This operator is useful in situations where you want to validate that a condition is false or that a value is different from another.

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➡️ Example:

In this example, the condition will be true if the age is not equal to 18, and false if the age is equal to 18.

• 1 value 🟡: age is the first value to compare.
• 1 operator 🟣: != checks if the age is different from the second value.
• 1 value 🟡: 18 is the reference value against which the age is compared.

🟰 Expected Result:

• If age != 18, the condition is true.
• If age == 18, the condition is false.