Example Brick compareNE 019

 

 

Description

These examples use the compareNE functions to do a case-sensitive comparison of two objects of the same type. A Boolean value is returned.

 

Details

(define nameList (new Brick: 2 Name:Object:3)) Returns: #<Record 123456>
(define customerList (new Brick: 2 Name:Object:1)) Returns: #<Record 234567>

The first Brick has greater value than the second Brick.

(compareNE nameList customerList) Returns: true

 

Related Examples

Here are examples of the compareNE function at work.

BitVector compareNE 014 Boolean compareNE 009 Brick compareNE 019 Character compareNE 010
CpxVector compareNE 020 Date compareNE 012 Dictionary compareNE 004 Directory compareNE 005
FltVector compareNE 014 Function compareNE 013 IntVector compareNE 014 List compareNE 020
Matrix compareNE 007 NumMatrix compareNE 023 NumVector compareNE 014 Number compareNE 011
ObjVector compareNE 014 ObjectRepository compareNE 021 ObjectRepository compareNE 022 Pair compareNE 019
ShortVector compareNE 015 String compareNE 001 Structure compareNE 003 Symbol compareNE 002
Vector compareNE 006 Void compareNE 008

 

Function Links

Here is the link to the current function used in this example.

compareNE

Here are a number of links to other related functions.

compare(Brick) compareEQ(Brick) compareGT(Brick) compareGE(Brick)
compareLT(Brick) compareLE(Brick)

 

Argument Types

Here are the links to the data types of the arguments used in this example.

Brick

Here are a number of links to examples having similar argument types.

Brick addMethod 008 Brick cdr 010 Brick compare 019 Brick compareEQ 019
Brick compareGT 019 Brick compareLE 019 Brick compareLT 019 Brick compareNE 019
Brick comparison 019 Brick copy 012 Brick defmethod 025 Brick isAtom 011
Brick isEqual 018 Brick isIdentical 020 Brick isObject 014 Brick isType 022
Brick length 017 Brick methodsOf 024 Brick new 015 Brick ref 036
Brick send 027 Brick setCdr 014 Brick setq 029 Brick setq 28
Brick sizeof 029 Brick type 026

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