Not Equal To Symbol ≠
Not Equal To is the visual declaration of mismatch, inequality, or non-equivalence in logic and computation. The diagonal strike through the equality form instantly encodes contradiction, making it one of the most efficient operators for expressing discrete distinction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Not Equal To symbol (≠)?
The Not Equal To (≠) is encoded at U+2260. It serves specific roles in mathematics, typography, or communication depending on context. Copy it directly from this page or type it using the platform-specific shortcuts listed above.
How do I type Not Equal To on my device?
On Windows: Type Alt + 8800 on the numeric keypad, or insert from Character Map.. On Mac: Use Option + = on common US keyboard layouts.. On Linux: Use Ctrl + Shift + U, type 2260, then Enter..
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Not Equal To Symbol Information
| Symbol Name | Not Equal To |
| Unicode Version | 1.1 |