If Not Statement

[stevenmw]

In PHP it's possible to use an exclamation mark to make an if statement mean if not.

Can you do this with javascript?

For instance can I use one on the code below to ask if not greater than or equal to?

if(user.length >= 4) 
{

[xelawho]

looks pretty similar to me

http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_comparisons.asp

[stevenmw]

No, I need the > =4. I want the if statement to be the opposite.

I want to say if not >= 4 do this, else if, if

But I don't know how to switch the if statement to ask for the opposite. I know in PHP. If use a '! '

[stevenmw]

Resolved. Thanks.

[xelawho]

yeah, sometimes you have to scroll down.

although - and it's quite possible that my math is bad here - it seems to me that

if (!(x>=4)){

is just a more complicated way of saying

if (x<4){

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