“!=” is common syntax in several programming languages (C#, C++, and Java as well I believe) for “Does not equal” or “Not equal to”
If “x != 2”
Then cout “hello world”;
end if;
This would output “hello world” every time a value for “X” was inputted that was not two.
**Disclaimer: I probably maid some syntax errors on the “cout” statement – I haven’t done C++ in years, but that’s irrelevant to the “!=” example
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User – “what does the != mean???”
“!=” is common syntax in several programming languages (C#, C++, and Java as well I believe) for “Does not equal” or “Not equal to”
If “x != 2”
Then cout “hello world”;
end if;
This would output “hello world” every time a value for “X” was inputted that was not two.
**Disclaimer: I probably maid some syntax errors on the “cout” statement – I haven’t done C++ in years, but that’s irrelevant to the “!=” example
It means your math classes were terrible.
i think that Michael Browne didnt get the troll
I know it’s C# and whatever else, but most people know the mathematical operator: ≠.
Photoshop !== Picasa or Paint or Instagram or that phone app to turn your pictures into an A Ha video