Logical Operators

The expression x==y: Returns ​ True ​ if the two objects are equal and ​ False ​ if they are not equal. Notice that == performs a comparison and not an assignment like = does.

The expression x<>y: Returns ​ True ​ if the objects are not equal and ​ False ​ if they are equal.

The expression x != y: Returns ​ True ​ if the objects are not equal and ​ False if they are equal.

The expression x < y: Returns ​ True ​ if the left object is less than the right object and ​ False ​ if the left object is not less than the right object.

The expression x <= y: Returns ​ True ​ if the left object is less than or equal to the right object and False ​ if the left object is not less than or equal to the right object.

The expression x > y: Returns ​ True ​ if the left object is greater than the right object and ​ False ​ if the left object is not greater than the right object.

The expression x >= y: Returns ​True ​ if the left object is greater than or equal to the right object and ​False ​ if the left object is not greater than or equal to the right object.

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