Hello, everyone.
In this lecture, we will talk about the comparison operators.
Competency operators are also called relational operators.
This is a table which summarizes the comparison operators which use it to compare two values.
We have equal operators fares that two equal sign weight returns boolean stating whether two expressions
are equal for example a equal be we use x cremation mark equal means not equal which returns pulling
stating whether two expressions are not equal here, for example e not equal.
B Neither is greater than, for example E greater than b.
Less than.
A less than B also we have greater than or equal to.
For example, e greater than or equal to would be another is less than or for.
A less than or you copy I think we all familiar of these operators but maybe the first two a little
bit not so familiar.
We just use a simple example to show these operators pay.
For example we have A is age B is taking.
We use a.
Equal.
We'll be.
But a show of force.
Because E is not equal to beat.
But we use a not equal b.
Is it true?
Yeah.
A.
Great.
And be.
Boss a less than be.
To.
A is greater.
Oh, you poor.
To be.
Was.
A.
Is last.
Oh, you call be.
To say this is the heresy.
All preachers.
It's not so.
Complicated.
Okay.
This is the lecture.
For the next lecture, we will look at some assignment operators.
See you then.