Priority 6 operators

<	x < y	Less than operator
<=	x <= y	Less than or equal operator
>	x > y	Greater than operator
>=	x >= y	Greater than equal operator

They are binary comparison operators and have left-associativity. The magnitude relation of operands is compared and the result is returned as the bool class.

The operand must be one of the int, long, or real. These can be mixed in operands.

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Less than operator

Less than or equal operator

Greater than operator

Greater than equal operator

Less than operator returns true if the left operand is less than the right operand. Otherwise, it returns false.

bool result0 = 10 < 11; //The result is true;

bool result1 = 10 < 10; //The result is false;

bool result2 = 11 < 10; //The result is false;

Less than or equal operator returns true if the left operand is less than or equal to the right operand. Otherwise, it returns false.

bool result0 = 10 <= 11; //The result is true;

bool result1 = 10 <= 10; //The result is true;

bool result2 = 11 <= 10; //The result is false;

Greater than operator returns true if the left operand is greater than the right operand. Otherwise, it returns false.

bool result0 = 10 > 11; //The result is false;

bool result1 = 10 > 10; //The result is false;

bool result2 = 11 > 10; //The result is true;

Greater than or equal operator returns true if the left operand is greater than or equal to the right operand. Otherwise, it returns false.

bool result0 = 10 >= 11; //The result is false;

bool result1 = 10 >= 10; //The result is true;

bool result2 = 11 >= 10; //The result is true;