php.org PHP Logo
Beginner Intermediate Advanced

Search results for: "not equal"

What is the correct syntax for the "not equal to" operator in PHP?

The correct syntax for the "not equal to" operator in PHP is "!=". This operator is used to compare two values and returns true if the values are not...

How should if-else statements be structured to check if two variables are not equal in PHP?

To check if two variables are not equal in PHP, you can use an if-else statement with the != (not equal) operator. If the two variables are not equal,...

What are some alternative methods to ensure that two randomly generated numbers are not equal in PHP?

When generating two random numbers in PHP, there is a possibility that they may be equal. To ensure that the two numbers are not equal, one alternativ...

What is the potential issue with using a single equal sign (=) in PHP for comparison instead of the double equal sign (==)?

Using a single equal sign (=) in PHP is an assignment operator, meaning it assigns a value to a variable. When used for comparison instead of the doub...

What are common methods for selecting data from a database where one field is equal and another is not in PHP?

When selecting data from a database where one field is equal and another is not in PHP, you can use a SQL query with the WHERE clause to specify the c...

Showing 1 to 5 of 10000 results

‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 1999 2000 ›
PHP.ORG

A free knowledge base for PHP developers. Open to all.

Legal

  • About
  • Contact / Imprint
  • Terms
  • FAQ

© 2025 php.org. All rights reserved.