<operator>
In order to determine and evaluate logical relations between <arg1> and <arg2> the following <operator>-values (op) can be used:
op |
Saved when determining |
Evaluations checked |
|---|---|---|
< |
<arg1> is smaller than <arg2> |
can <arg1> be smaller than <arg2> ? |
<= |
<arg1> is smaller than or equal to <arg2> |
can <arg1> be smaller than or equal to <arg2> ? |
= |
<arg1> is equal to <arg2> |
can <arg1> be equal to <arg2> ? |
<> |
<arg1> is unequal to <arg2> |
can <arg1> be unequal to <arg2> ? |
>= |
<arg1> is greater than or equal to <arg2> |
can <arg1> be greater than or equal to <arg2> ? |
> |
<arg1> is greater than <arg2> |
can <arg1> be greater than <arg2> ? |
In comparison operations, ‘==’ can also be used as an alternative to ‘=’. This visually supports the differentiation between an assignment and a comparison when reading:
