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How do you make a 'does not equal' symbol on the computer? you know the equal sign with a line through it..?

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In computer programming, most language use '=' only to assign a value (some use :=). Usually "==" is to compare equality. And "!=" is used for not equal. I checked UTF8 encoding and there's no equal with a line through it character.

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