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Relational Operators
All relational operators compare the values of the operands and return true (-1) or false (0) as the result. All
relational operators are binary.
< Less than A numeric comparison is made if both operands can be interpreted
numerically. The operation returns the logical value of the evaluation
of the comparison.
Greater than A numeric comparison is made if both operands can be interpreted
numerically. The operation returns the logical value of the evaluation
of the comparison.
>= Greater than or
equal
A numeric comparison is made if both operands can be interpreted
numerically. The operation returns the logical value of the evaluation
of the comparison.
= Equals A numeric comparison is made if both operands can be interpreted
numerically. The operation returns the logical value of the evaluation
of the comparison.
Not equivalent to A numeric comparison is made if both operands can be interpreted
numerically. The operation returns the logical value of the evaluation
of the comparison.
precedes ASCII less than Unlike the < operator no attempt is made to make a numeric interpretation
of the argument values before the comparison. The operation
returns true if the value to the left of the operator has a text
representation which, in ASCII comparison, comes before the text
representation of the value on the right.
Example:
' 11' precedes ' 2' returns true
compare this to:
' 11' < ' 2' returns false
follows ASCII greater than Unlike the > operator no attempt is made to make a numeric interpretation
of the argument values before the comparison. The operation
returns true if the value to the left of the operator has a text
representation which, in ASCII comparison, comes after the text
representation of the value on the right.
Example:
' 23' follows ' 111' returns true
compare this to:
' 23' > ' 111' returns false
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