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~= and <> are common-enough, e.g. in Matlab, SQL Having a ligature for != but not for the others betrays its language-independent semantics. != in Matlab is n
by jonnycomputer 5y ago
~= and <> are common-enough, e.g. in Matlab, SQL
Having a ligature for != but not for the others betrays its language-independent semantics.
!= in Matlab is not legal logic operator.
Also, != might be part of regular expression.