Bundt Scripting Reference
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Bundt Scripting Language version 1.0.1.0
!= (not equals)
operator
The not equals operator != compares its operands and returns false if both are equal, or true otherwise.
This operator applies to values of any type.
Syntax
Expression1 != Expression2
| Element |
Type |
Notes |
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Expression1 |
Expression |
Specifies the first value to be compared.
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Expression2 |
Expression |
Specifies the second value to be compared.
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Examples
| Intent |
Code |
| Write out whether two expressions yield different results |
write 12 + 3 != 14 - 5; |
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last updated on 08 October 2020