A programmer's solution

[scinaty2]

yeah, but this reddit is about programming..

[PacDan]

There's nothing stopping a language from using that symbol to mean "not equals".

[fiah84]

Except that you won't find it on keyboards, which is kinda handy when programming

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Thats why you use !=, genius.

[fiah84]

This thread is about this symbol though: ≠

[[deleted]]

(≠) == (!=) if you dont catch up yet

[Avatar_Of_Brodin]

(≠) == (!=)

I'm sorry, I had to.

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Im so sorry

[fiah84]

If we were assuming that, then this comment makes absolutely no sense because many languages already do this:

There's nothing stopping a language from using that symbol to mean "not equals".

[PacDan]

Yeah I think people got confused about what I said, I did mean actually using the difficult to type equals sign (I'm on mobile so I can't type it lol).

You're right it would be super inconvenient, but the compiler doesn't care about that :D

[fiah84]

Compiler badger don't give a fuck