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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
Bit Operators
All bit operators convert the operands to signed integers (32 bit) and return the result in the same way. All
operations are performed bit by bit.
bitnot Bit inverse. Unary operator. The operation returns the logical inverse of the operand performed
bit by bit.
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