I can't correctly google it.
Can someone explain.
Does it mean the same thing as !=
* Equal to (==)
* Not equal to (!=)
* Greater than (>)
* Greater than or equal to (>=)
* Less than (<)
* Less than or equal to (<=)
* What is this? (~=)
It's also not equal to. "Proper" Lua uses ~= , garry added != for convenience.
I believe it is not equal to, != isnt directly supported by lua
tl;dr use ~=
Awesome, thanks!
I think if it's based of some C language it's a bitwise inverse operator or something, not sure.
Same thing with && I believe, not directly in lua, but added for convenience.
[QUOTE=TheNerdPest14;24224353]I think if it's based of some C language it's a bitwise inverse operator or something, not sure.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, C uses ~ as a bitwise negation operator, which basically flips every bit. Therfore, ~= wouldn't make sense in C.
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