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What is the difference between "==" and "~="? [closed]
I know that == goes for if statements Not much else I know about == I know Nothing about ~= though And I need to know the difference Please This would be helpful.
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= equals
== is equaled too
~= is not equaled too
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"==" means if a value it's equal to something a function will run for example "if Workspace.You == nil then -- nil means 0/nothing print("player does not exist") end" and "~=" means if a value it's not equal to something then a function will run for example "if Workspace.You ~= nil then print("Player Exist") end"
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THANKS! :D IcyEvil 260 — 10y
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