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!=
Not Equal
>
Greater Than
>=
Greater Than or Equal
<
Less Than
<=
Less Than or Equal
and
Logical And
or
Logical Or
*
It is important to note that when using boolean operators, any value that is zero is interpreted to mean
"false", and any value that is non-zero is interpreted to mean "true". Given that any non-zero value is "true",
then the expression
5 != 5
0
3 != 5
1
5 > 3
1
3 > 5
0
5 >= 3
1
4 >= 4
1
2 >= 7
0
3 < 5
1
5 < 3
0
3 <= 5
1
4 <= 4
1
7 <= 2
0
0 and 0
0
0 and 1
0
1 and 0
0
1 and 1
1
0 or 0
0
0 or 1
1
1 or 0
1
1 or 1
1
would evaluate to 1, because both sides of the and are both true.
5 and 3
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