<> condition?

CHSguard72 · #1 02-02-2003, 20:19

What does the condition: <> mean? less than and greater than?

Manoel · #2 02-02-2003, 20:22

Different than.

Anthony Kesich · #3 02-02-2003, 20:25

actually by the parallax manual, <> means "not equal to"

-Anthony

Jeremy_Mc · #4 02-02-2003, 20:29

it's the equivalent of 'NOT' in most BASIC dialects

*jeremy

Manoel · #5 02-02-2003, 20:57

Quote:

Originally posted by Anthony Kesich
actually by the parallax manual, <> means "not equal to"

-Anthony

Actually by the Oxford Dictionary, "different" means "not equal to".

Anthony Kesich · #6 03-02-2003, 15:27

ok, i concede, you win.

-Anthony

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