| NOT.EQUAL? | |
| Syntax | NOT.EQUAL? object object object != object != object object object <> object <> object object |
| Explanation | NOT.EQUAL? reports TRUE
if its two inputs are not equal; otherwise it reports FALSE. Its inputs may be numbers,
words, or lists. The symbols != and <> are abbreviations for NOT.EQUAL?. These symbols may be used as infix or prefix operators. |
| Examples | NOT.EQUAL? 6 6 Result: FALSE NOT.EQUAL? 6 66 Result: TRUE NOT.EQUAL? "AZURE "AZURE Result = FALSE NOT.EQUAL? [SPRING GREEN] [SPRING GREEN] Result: FALSE Note that if one input is a word and the other input is a list, they are not equal even if their contents are the same. NOT.EQUAL?
"AZURE [AZURE] |