The NOT EQUAL TO (!=) operator checks whether two values are different. It returns true if the compared values are not equal, and false if they are identical. It returns a boolean.
Syntax
value1 != value2
Examples
Compare an age to a value
The condition is true if age is different from 18.
age != 18
If age != 18, the condition is true. If age == 18, it is false.
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EQUAL
The opposite operation: testing an equality.
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