Relational Operator
The operators that are used to specify a relation between two expressions or values are known as relational operators.
| > | Greater Than e1>e2 It is used to test if one expression is greater than the other expression. |
| >= | Greater Than or Equal To e1>=e2 It is used to test if one expression is greater than or equal to the other expression. |
| < | Less Than It is used to test if one expression is less than the other expression. e1<e2 |
| <= | Less Than Or Equal To It is used to test if one expression is less than or equal to the other expression. e1<=e2 |
| == | Equal To if e1 and e2 are two expressions then: e1==e2 if e1 is equal to e2 then expression returns TRUE value |
| != | Not Equal TO it is used to test if one expression is not equal to the other expression: e1!=e2 |
Example:
If x=10, y=20, and z=5 then find out the output of the following relational expressions.
| Relational Expression | OutPut Returned |
|---|---|
| x>y | False |
| False | |
| y!=x | True |
| x==z | False |
| x<=y | True |
| z>=y | False |
