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unequality (operator != or <>) is missing
See original GitHub issueask {
if (2<>2) { return true}
}
results in:
Error: Unknown identifier '<>'!
The task is to implement unequality.
Some discussion is needed to decide whether we add != or rather <>. Depends on discussion in https://github.com/xFAANG/askql/issues/295 .
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@czerwinskilukasz1 let’s just create
notEqualsresource for now and then simplify it later on@czerwinskilukasz1 yes, sure