Relational operators in Python 3
Relational operators are also known as comparison operators.
They are used to perform comparison between values in a program.
The result of relational expression is always True or False. Various relational Operators in Python are:
| Operator | Purpose | Example |
| < (Less Than) |
To check whether a value is smaller than another value. | 3<10 returns True 10<3 returns False |
| <= (Less than equal to) |
To check whether a value is smaller than or equal another value. | 3<=10 returns True 10<=3 returns False 3<=3 returns True |
| > (Greater than) |
To check whether a value is larger than another value. | 10>3 returns True 3>10 returns False |
| >= (Greater than equal to) |
To check whether a value is larger than or equal to another value. | 10>=3 returns True 3>10 returns False 3>=3 returns True |
| = = (Equal to) |
To check whether a value is equal to another value. | 10==3 returns False 3==3 returns True |
| != (Not equal to) |
To check whether a value is not equal to another value. | 10!=3 returns True 10!=10 returns False |