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JavaScript

Ricardo Franco
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Ricardo Franco
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Posted by Ricardo Franco
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Ricardo Franco
Data Analysis Techdegree Student 16,258 Points

<> vs. !=

So coming from a GIS background, I am used to using the <> operator to convey "Not equal to". I know that using the <> operator works in SQLite, but does JavaScript recognize it?

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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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In JavaScript, the "not equal to" operator is "!=" (or the type-sensitive version "!=="). The symbol used for SQLite will cause a syntax error.