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    Just a quick question: I ran across the following operator in one of our application's javascript functions: !== Has anyone ever seen this before? I can't find any reference to this operator using Google, but the code doesn't throw any errors when it sees this operator. I started wondering if this is the opposite operation for "===". Any information is welcome. Thanks in advance.

    Have faith in yourself; amateurs built the Ark, professionals built the Titanic.

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      Just a quick question: I ran across the following operator in one of our application's javascript functions: !== Has anyone ever seen this before? I can't find any reference to this operator using Google, but the code doesn't throw any errors when it sees this operator. I started wondering if this is the opposite operation for "===". Any information is welcome. Thanks in advance.

      Have faith in yourself; amateurs built the Ark, professionals built the Titanic.

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      It's the opposite, if you like, of the identity operator == Non-identity[^]

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        It's the opposite, if you like, of the identity operator == Non-identity[^]

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        Thank you.

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