Just like there is an “equal to” operator block, there should be a “not equal to” block (≠). Currently the only way you can do this is by saying “x > y and x < z”. For example, “9 > 8 and 9 < 10”. This would make it easier to determine when something is not equal so something else.

workaround

<not <>>
<[] = []>
<not <[] = []>>

StevenTheSquare wrote:

workaround

<not <>>
<[] = []>
<not <[] = []>>

Didn't think of that, that works too

In many programming languages, it is called “!=.” The block could look like this if it was added:

<[] != [] :: operators>