Relational Operators are not must, But a Bonus

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Following are the relational operators.

> < >= <= == !=

Greater than

print(10 > 5)

True

print(5 > 7)

False

Less than

print(11 < 3)

False

print(4 < 15)

True

Greater than and Equal to

print(10 >= 10)

True

What’s the difference between = and == in Python?

= is used to assign a value to a variable, like this

a = 10
print(a)

Here the value of a is 10

== is a relation operator, it is used to compare the values on both sides, like this:

print(10 == 10)

True

10 is equal to 10, it means. It compares both values.

Not equal to

!=

print(11 != 10)

True

11 is not equal to 10, it’s a correct statement.