As I know using "<>" is deprecated for using inequality and "!=" operator should be used for this purpose.
Is it just a style difference or there is a difference in functionality?
As I know using "<>" is deprecated for using inequality and "!=" operator should be used for this purpose.
Is it just a style difference or there is a difference in functionality?
They are exactly the same, though <> is deprecated like you said:
<> and != are alternate spellings for the same operator. != is the preferred spelling; <> is obsolescent.