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it means not or not equal to.
It returns True if operands on either side are not equal to each other, and returns False if they are equal.
example:
5 != 10
#read as 5 is not equal to 10
output is True
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i will get back to you, Rose. appreciate.
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a = 'this is python'
a = a.split()
a =[i.capitalize() if i != 'is' else i for i in a]
print('-' .join(a))
check up my code,Rose .
how does the "!=" interprets in a code like this?
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Emmanuel Baah What is the result when you run the code?
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This-is-python
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not equal to