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UniqueStyleString.operator !=

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public static bool operator !=(UniqueStyleString a, UniqueStyleString b);

Parameters

Parameter Description
a The first UniqueStyleString compared for equality
b The second UniqueStyleString compared for equality

Returns

bool True if both UniqueStyleStrings represent underlying string values that are different

Description

Computes whether or not this UniqueStyleString is different from the other given UniqueStyleString.

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