Which of the following operators will determine whether two values are not equal?
- !=
- <>
- ==
- ===
In Java, the '!=' operator is used to determine whether two values are not equal. For example, x != y evaluates to true if x and y are not equal. The other options are used for equality checks (==, ===) or are not valid operators in Java (<>).
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