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Comparison Operators

The document demonstrates the use of comparison operators in Python by prompting the user to input two numbers and then comparing them using ==, >, <, >=, <=, and != operators and printing the results.

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Comparison Operators

The document demonstrates the use of comparison operators in Python by prompting the user to input two numbers and then comparing them using ==, >, <, >=, <=, and != operators and printing the results.

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In [1]: """Comparison Operators"""

x = input('Enter a number: ')


y = input('Enter another number: ')
#'=='
print ('Are the numbers equal?', x == y )
#'>'
print ('Is the first number greater than the second number?', x > y )
#'<'
print ('Is the first number lesser than the second number?', x < y )
#'>='
print ('Is the first number greater than or equal to the second number?', x >=
y )
#'<='
print ('Is the first number lesser than or equal to the second number?', x <=
y )
#'!='
print ('Is the first number not equal to the second number?', x != y )
print ('Thank you !')

Enter a number: 34
Enter another number: 69
Are the numbers equal? False
Is the first number greater than the second number? False
Is the first number lesser than the second number? True
Is the first number greater than or equal to the second number? False
Is the first number lesser than or equal to the second number? True
Is the first number not equal to the second number? True
Thank you !

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