STRING1 != STRING2 (conditional operator)
true
if the strings are not equal.
Integers are compared with -ne
.
Bash
This operator uses pattern matching within a [[ ... ]]
construct.
Links
Examples
- Different ways to test if two strings are not equal:
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test "$name" != "Jane" && echo "it's not Jane!" [ "$name" != "Jane" ] && echo "it's not Jane!" # Bash [[ "$name" != "Jane" ]] && echo "it's not Jane!"
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