Operator "!=" ?
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Im sorry ..maybe is a low level question .
But what mean "!=" operator ? what difference with "=" ?
I m looking for in Zipato wiki but there is no more explanation
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Hi GiOo,
No need to be sorry because questions mean you are exploring your Zipabox which is a good thing.
!= means "Not Equal to" and you probably used it in maths in this form ≠. Programming languages use ASCII character set so they represent Boolean inequality operator as ~=, !=, /=, =/= or <>.
So rule will trigger if two values are not equal and it is opposite operator of = (Equal To).
Hope this answerres your question completly.
Thank you,
Zipato team
Hi GiOo,
No need to be sorry because questions mean you are exploring your Zipabox which is a good thing.
!= means "Not Equal to" and you probably used it in maths in this form ≠. Programming languages use ASCII character set so they represent Boolean inequality operator as ~=, !=, /=, =/= or <>.
So rule will trigger if two values are not equal and it is opposite operator of = (Equal To).
Hope this answerres your question completly.
Thank you,
Zipato team
Hi GiOo,
No need to be sorry because questions mean you are exploring your Zipabox which is a good thing.
!= means "Not Equal to" and you probably used it in maths in this form ≠. Programming languages use ASCII character set so they represent Boolean inequality operator as ~=, !=, /=, =/= or <>.
So rule will trigger if two values are not equal and it is opposite operator of = (Equal To).
Hope this answerres your question completly.
Thank you,
Zipato team
Hi GiOo,
No need to be sorry because questions mean you are exploring your Zipabox which is a good thing.
!= means "Not Equal to" and you probably used it in maths in this form ≠. Programming languages use ASCII character set so they represent Boolean inequality operator as ~=, !=, /=, =/= or <>.
So rule will trigger if two values are not equal and it is opposite operator of = (Equal To).
Hope this answerres your question completly.
Thank you,
Zipato team
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