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  • These are used in conditions (e.g. in if or while statements) and always produce a Boolean result (True or False).
Operator Meaning Example
== Equal to x == 10
≠ Not equal to x ≠ 10
< Less than x < 10
≤ Less than or equal x ≤ 10
> Greater than x > 10
≥ Greater than or equal x ≥ 10

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