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In Python, what would be the condition to check if a value is not equal to 5?
- x =! 5
- x != 5
- x not= 5
- x == 5
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x != 5
Reason — In Python, the != operator is the not equal to comparison operator. It is used to check whether two values are not equal. Therefore, the correct condition to check if a value is not equal to 5 is x != 5.
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