Quote Originally Posted by Speedy5
How do you know maxx, rt, or tt aren't objects with the != and + operators overloaded for some reason? The maxx != rt + tt statement might actually do something useful, although I really can't find a good reason why he would do it with those operators (especially !=) since it isn't intuitive.
That would be a very good point, lol, a little too late.. but very good point.

However, you cant overload <?=, and that is what was in the code, and someone said it stands for !=, which is the only reason I used != in that code you quoted.