PHP » Operators » <>
- Syntax:
- expression1 <> expression2
- expression1
- An expression.
- expression2
- Another expression to compare it to.
Not equal to.
This is an alias of the "!=" operator. It returns TRUE if the first expression is not equal in value to the second. The two expressions or variables do not have to be of the same type.
Examples
Code:
<?php
if (5.01 <> 5)
print "5.01 is not equal to 5";
?> Output:
5.01 is not equal to 5 Explanation:
Two numbers are compared.
