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<> is simply "<" or ">" in the same way you have >= (">" or "=") and <= ("<" or "="). It's obviously not meant to look like ≠.
by hashmush 3y ago
<> is simply "<" or ">" in the same way you have >= (">" or "=") and <= ("<" or "=").
It's obviously not meant to look like ≠.