A "not" command in If Statements

[ynotpeace]

What is it you are trying to achieve?


I'm not too familiar with turing so I'm asking:
is there a "not" command for if statements?
for example:
if X "doesn't equal" Y Then

end if

Thanks for your help

[TerranceN]

There are two ways to do this:

Turing:

var x : int := 5 if x not= 10 then     put "a" end if if not (x = 10) then     put "b" end if

[Insectoid]

Turing also accepts the sqiggle (~) as 'not'

if this ~= that


Most languages use ! as not, Turing just likes to be different.

[ProgrammingFun]

Turing also uses != in its language.

[TheGuardian001]

No it doesn't. Trying to run code with a != results in an invalid character error.

[USEC_OFFICER]

Really? ~= is equal to not=? Interesting...

[SNIPERDUDE]

Yup. Consider it a shortcut, like procedure can be typed as proc, function as fcn, etc.