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*Equality (==) returns true if both expressions have equal values. | *Equality (==) returns true if both expressions have equal values. | ||
*Inequality (!=) returns true if both expressions have inequal values. | *Inequality (!=) returns true if both expressions have inequal values. | ||
*Less-than (<) returns true if the | *Less-than (<) returns true if the left expression's value is smaller then the right expression's value. | ||
*Greater-than (>) returns true if the | *Greater-than (>) returns true if the left expression's value is larger then the right expression's value. | ||
*Less-than or equal to (<=) returns true if the | *Less-than or equal to (<=) returns true if the left expression's value is smaller than or equal to the right expression's value. | ||
*Greater-than or equal to (>=) returns true if the | *Greater-than or equal to (>=) returns true if the left expression's value is larger than or equal to the right expression's value. | ||
Examples: | Examples: | ||