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(Is => how you would state that things are not equal in regular mathematics? All that I have ever seen was the equal sign with the slash or the equal sign with the question mark over it to mean questionable. Since I couldn't type either of those with my computer I borrowed '!=' from code, because '!' means not. Sorry if that isn't the way you write it on a computer...)
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No. => or -> is an arrow from left to right, meaning implication (conditional, 'if statement' if you will). 'A => B' means 'A implies B' or 'B if A' or 'A only if B'.