Relational Operators
Relational Operators: Relational Operators are used to compare values. Gives True or False as the result of a comparison. These are different relational operators Operator Name > Is greater than < Is less than == Is equal to <= Is less than or equal to >= Is greater than or equal to != Is not equal to Code 1 2 print ( 5 < 10 ) print ( 2 > 1 ) PYTHON Output True True Possible Mistakes Mistake - 1 Code 1 print ( 3 = 3 ) PYTHON Output SyntaxError: expression cannot contain assignment, perhaps you meant "=="? Mistake - 2 Code 1 print ( 2 < = 3 ) PYTHON Output SyntaxError: invalid syntax Space between relational operators == , >= , <= , != is not valid in Python. Comparing Numbers Code 1 2 print ( 2 <= 3 ) print ( 2.53 >= 2.55 ) PYTHON Output True False Comparing Integers and Floats Code 1 2 print ( 12 == 12.0 ) print ( 12 == 12.1 ) PYTHON Output True False Comparing Strings Code 1 2 print ( "ABC" == ...