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Hi,

What is the definition of operator 'NA'?

if I have a statement as follows:

if 'J' NA 'T'.

Would this be true or false?

Thanks

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suresh_datti
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NA stands for Not Any, used in comparing two strings..

if 'J' NA 'T'.

will always be true as 'J' doesn not contain 'T'.

~Suresh

NA stands for Not Any, used in comparing two strings..

if 'J' NA 'T'.

will always be true as 'J' doesn not contain 'T'.

~Suresh

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Former Member
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NA means "not contains any"(negation of contains any).

Hence it would be true.

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suresh_datti
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NA stands for Not Any, used in comparing two strings..

if 'J' NA 'T'.

will always be true as 'J' doesn not contain 'T'.

~Suresh