6.EQUAL TO(EQ),NOT EQUAL TO(NEQ),GREATER THAN EQUAL TO(GEQ),GREATER THAN(GE),LESS THAN EQUAL TO(LEQ),LESS THAN(LE)

  

EQUAL TO(EQ)

Equal to is a comparison operator used in programming and mathematics to test whether two values are the same or equal. For example, if we have two inputs IB2 and IB3, we can use the equal to operator to test whether they are equal.

 

NOT EQUAL TO(NEQ)

Not equal to is a comparison operator used in programming and mathematics to test whether two values are not the same or unequal.

For example, if we have two variables IB2 and IB3, we can use the not equal to operator to test whether they are not equal.

 

GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO(GEQ)

Greater than or equal to is a comparison operator used in programming and mathematics to test whether one value is greater than or equal to another value. In programming languages, the greater than or equal to operator is represented by the symbol ">=".

For example, if we have two variables IB2 and IB3, we can use the greater than or equal to operator to test whether IB2 is greater than or equal to IB3.

 

GREATER THAN(GE)

Greater than is a comparison operator used in programming and mathematics to test whether one value is greater than another value. In programming languages, the greater than operator is represented by the symbol ">".

For example, if we have two variables IB2 and IB3, we can use the greater than operator to test whether IB2 is greater than IB3.

 

LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO(LEQ)

Less than or equal to is a comparison operator used in programming and mathematics to test whether one value is less than or equal to another value. In programming languages, the less than or equal to operator is represented by the symbol "<=".

For example, if we have two variables IB2 and IB3, we can use the less than or equal to operator to test whether IB2 is less than or equal to IB3.

 

LESS THAN(LE)

Less than is a comparison operator used in programming and mathematics to test whether one value is less than another value. In programming languages, the less than operator is represented by the symbol "<".

 For example, if we have two variables IB2 and IB3, we can use the less than operator to test whether IB2 is less than IB3.




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