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It looks different from that, let's have the spoiler: it looks like '=/=', but with the equal signs attached and the forward slash just 'on top' of it.
by degski 7y ago
It looks different from that, let's have the spoiler: it looks like '=/=', but with the equal signs attached and the forward slash just 'on top' of it.
- auscompgeek 7y agoI think you're trying to describe an elongated `≠`?
- degski 7y agoYip. It also contracts the '==', i.e. they are shown attached as one elongated '='.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]