What is the meaning of <> in Python?
I have tried searching for it on Google but I cannot seem to get inside the search term…
I have not seen this in any other language also otherwise I would have tried to find it.
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What is the meaning of <> in Python?
I have tried searching for it on Google but I cannot seem to get inside the search term…
I have not seen this in any other language also otherwise I would have tried to find it.
<>is an alternate spelling of!=, the inequality test operator. IIRC, it has been removed in Python3.