Notes for Slide 13
This slide shows an example of comparing two numbers
for inequality using the is-not-equal-to-operator: != :which
you will notice is the combination of the not-operator: ! :and
the equals symbol: = :.
If you read the not-operator as the word "not", the above
if-statement could be read as,
"if the value in the int variable guess is not equal to the int value 1812"
or, more likely somebody would say
"if guess does not equal 1812"
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