Sunday, October 25, 2020

Relational Operators in Python

Pythons relational operator evaluate to a Boolean value True or False. Pythons relational operators are used for comparing objects. These values include

  • equality    :  ==

  • inequality :  !=

  • less than   :  <

  • greater than :  >

  • less than or equal to  : <=

  • greater than or equal to : >=

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