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+1  Q: 

What does ~= mean in MATLAB?

I've never seen this operator yet.

+4  A: 

This is the not equal to operator.

In Java and C++ you may have seen it as !=

Hope that helps!

Graham  2010-04-17 13:29:52
+2  A: 

It means not equal to. In other languages it is often written as != or <>.

Justin Peel  2010-04-17 13:30:12
+2  A: 

For the documentation see Relational Operators.

yuk  2010-04-17 13:35:59

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