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Programming Operators:: Relational

Relational operators compare two values to produce a boolean result, indicating relationships such as equality and inequality. They are essential for controlling program flow in conditional statements and loops. Examples include operators like ==, !=, >, <, >=, and <=, which help determine outcomes in programming logic.

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Programming Operators:: Relational

Relational operators compare two values to produce a boolean result, indicating relationships such as equality and inequality. They are essential for controlling program flow in conditional statements and loops. Examples include operators like ==, !=, >, <, >=, and <=, which help determine outcomes in programming logic.

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PROGRAMMING

OPERATORS:

RELATIONAL

ARNAIS, PRINCESS MAE


WHAT IS RELATIONAL?

RELATIONAL OPERATORS COMPARE TWO


VALUES, PRODUCING A BOOLEAN RESULT
(TRUE OR FALSE). THESE OPERATORS,
SUCH AS ==, !=, >, <, >=, AND <=, DETERMINE
RELATIONSHIPS LIKE EQUALITY,
INEQUALITY, AND RELATIVE MAGNITUDE.
RELATIONAL OPERATORS ARE
FUNDAMENTAL FOR CONTROLLING
PROGRAM FLOW WITHIN CONDITIONAL
STATEMENTS AND LOOPS.
OPERATORS
TABLE
OPERATOR DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE RESULT

== EQUAL TO 5 == 10 FALSE

!= NOT EQUAL TO 5 != 10 TRUE

> GRETER THAN 5 > 10 FALSE

TRUE
< LESS THAN 5 < 10

>= GRETER THAN OR EQUAL TO 5 >= 10 FALSE

LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 5 <= 10 TRUE


<=
USING RELATIONAL OPERATORS
IN IF-ELSE

CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS, SUCH AS IF AND


ELSE, USE THESE BOOLEAN RESULTS TO CONTROL
WHICH CODE BLOCKS EXECUTE. FOR EXAMPLE, IF
(AGE >= 18) USES THE >= RELATIONAL OPERATOR TO
DETERMINE VOTING ELIGIBILITY.
LOOPS

IMAGINE A LOOP AS A DILIGENT WORKER THAT REPEATEDLY


EXECUTES A SET OF INSTRUCTIONS. BUT LIKE ANY GOOD
WORKER, IT NEEDS TO KNOW WHEN TO STOP. THIS IS WHERE
RELATIONAL OPERATORS COME IN. THEY ACT AS THE "DECISION-
MAKERS" WITHIN THE LOOP, DETERMINING WHETHER THE
WORKER SHOULD CONTINUE ITS TASKS OR TAKE A BREAK.
TRUE OR FALSE

1. 8>=5
2. 2!=9
3. 10<3
4. 6==6
5. 5>4
THANK YOU

WARNER & SPENCER MARCH 2023

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