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I came across the <> operator in some C code and couldn’t figure out for sure what it ment.
I’m guessing it’s equal to != (not equal to) operator?
Could somebody please enlighten me?
Am i right to think that <> and != are the same or…?
EDIT:
Ow this is embarrassing :$ I was looking in an SQLite3 statement in C code. So what i ment was SQLite3 and not C :$ Sorry for the confusion..!
In SQL, <> means NOT EQUAL TO.