What is the incorrect operator form following list(== , <> , >= , <=) and what is the reason for the answer?
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Incorrect operator is ‘<>'.
This is the format correct when writing conditional statements, but it is not a correct operation to indicate not equal in C programming and it gives compilation error...
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Incorrect operator is ‘<>'.This is the format correct when writing conditional statements, but it is not a correct operation to indicate not equal in C programming and it gives compilation error as follows.
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