Tuesday, 19 July 2016

Comparison Operator in Python

In comparison operator most of the time you will find the result in Boolean expression (or logical expression) because the evaluates one of two states as true or false. These operators compare the values on either sides of them and decide the relation among them. They are also called Relational operators. Use of Comparison Operator in Python.
Kindly find the below symbols to compare  the values.
Suppose you have two variables a and b, a holds the value as 20 and b holds the value as 30:
== equal to this is used to compare two  values .This is will check  if  value of two operands  are equal then only this will return true  otherwise  this will return as false.
a==b
>>false
< less then  This will check if the value of  left operand  is less than the value of right operand  then condition become true otherwise this will return as false .
a<b
>>  true
>greater  then This will check if the value of right operand is greater  than the value of left operand  then  condition become true otherwise this  will return the result as false .
a>b
>> false

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