IF NOT statement with PHP 1

[Guggly]

Sorry, this is probably a real dumb question, but I can't find any reference on it (and it sure is hard to do a decent search on the words "if" and "not" .

How can I do an IF NOT statement in PHP? What I want is something like this:

if NOT (evaluation) {
do code
}

I've tried evaluating to false, using "!=" and "<>", but they all give me an error.
Of course I can use an if...else syntax and I will do that for now, but there must be a better way, since I only want to perform the action if something doesn't evaluate.

Thanks! -- Mike

 

[KarveR]

its quite straightfoward.

if(!$something){ // ! is NOT operator

//do stuff

}else{ // else{ is optional.

do other stuff

}

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[Guggly]

Just what I need. Thanks!