C++ Syntax: Compare < <= >= >
Description
The compare operators compare two values and produce the value 1 (true) if the
relationship is satisfied, otherwise 0 (false) is returned. For example:-
if ( a < b ) print "a < b\n";
They are analogous to the FORTRAN .LT. .LE. .GE. and .GT. logical operators.
See operator
precedence
Other Uses for < <= >= >
None.
Usage Notes
None.
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