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the != statement
I'm going over some lessons on how to write in Java and I found this one lesson that talked about using the != to check to make sure a variable is not equal to a specific value. Can you also say <> instead? Wouldn't that not give you the same result?
Re: the != statement
Have you tried it to see what happens? Write a short simple program that uses both operators. Compile and execute it to see what happens.
Post the code here and the results if you have any questions.
Note: != is not a statement, it is an operator for comparing two values.
If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.
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