Question

1. which operator checks if values are not equal? a. == b. = c. != d. <>

Explanation:

In programming, the != operator is used to check if two values are not equal. The == operator checks for equality. The = is an assignment operator. The <> is not a standard operator in most common programming languages for this purpose (though in some older languages like VBA it was used, but != is more widely - used and standard in modern programming).

Answer:

C. !=