Multiple choice general knowledge

IS THIS '<>' OPERATOR IS USED FOR 'NOT EQUAL CONDITION? IN PL/SQL

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

In PL/SQL, the '<>' operator is indeed used for 'not equal' comparison. PL/SQL supports multiple inequality operators including '<>', '!=', '^=', and '~='. All these operators perform the same function - they return TRUE if the operands are not equal and FALSE if they are equal. The '<>' syntax is ANSI standard and works in most SQL implementations.

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