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What is the purpose of relational operators in C++?
What is the purpose of relational operators in C++?
- To display output on the screen
- To assign values to variables
- To compare numeric and char values (correct)
- To perform arithmetic operations
The relational operator >= represents 'Less than or equal to'.
The relational operator >= represents 'Less than or equal to'.
False (B)
What is the symbol for the relational operator 'Greater than'?
What is the symbol for the relational operator 'Greater than'?
>
The relational operator ___________ represents 'Less than'.
The relational operator ___________ represents 'Less than'.
Match the following relational operators with their meanings:
Match the following relational operators with their meanings:
The expression 5 > 7 is true.
The expression 5 > 7 is true.
Which of the following relational operators represents 'Greater than or equal to'?
Which of the following relational operators represents 'Greater than or equal to'?
The expression 7 > 5 is true.
The expression 7 > 5 is true.
What do relational operators compare in C++?
What do relational operators compare in C++?
The relational operator ___________ represents 'Less than'.
The relational operator ___________ represents 'Less than'.
Match the following relational operators with their meanings:
Match the following relational operators with their meanings:
The expression 5 > 7 is true.
The expression 5 > 7 is true.
What is the relational operator that represents 'Greater than or equal to'?
What is the relational operator that represents 'Greater than or equal to'?
The expression 7 > 5 is true
The expression 7 > 5 is true
What do relational operators compare in C++?
What do relational operators compare in C++?
The relational operator _________ represents 'Less than'
The relational operator _________ represents 'Less than'
Match the following relational operators with their meanings:
Match the following relational operators with their meanings:
What is the purpose of using relational operators in a program?
What is the purpose of using relational operators in a program?
What is the purpose of using relational operators in C++?
What is the purpose of using relational operators in C++?
What is the output of the expression 7 > 5?
What is the output of the expression 7 > 5?
Which relational operator represents 'Less than or equal to'?
Which relational operator represents 'Less than or equal to'?
What is the output of the expression 5 > 7?
What is the output of the expression 5 > 7?
Which of the following is NOT a relational operator?
Which of the following is NOT a relational operator?
What is the relational operator that represents 'Greater than'?
What is the relational operator that represents 'Greater than'?
What do relational operators compare in C++?
What do relational operators compare in C++?
Which relational operator represents 'Greater than or equal to'?
Which relational operator represents 'Greater than or equal to'?
What is the result of the expression 5 > 7?
What is the result of the expression 5 > 7?
Which of the following is a valid relational operator in C++?
Which of the following is a valid relational operator in C++?
What is the purpose of using relational operators in a program?
What is the purpose of using relational operators in a program?
Which relational operator represents 'Less than'?
Which relational operator represents 'Less than'?
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Relational Operators
- Used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order
- Types of relational operators:
>: Greater than<: Less than>=: Greater than or equal to
- Example:
5 >= 7is true
Relational Operators
- Used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order
- Types of relational operators:
>: Greater than<: Less than>=: Greater than or equal to
- Example:
5 >= 7is true
Relational Operators
- Used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order
- Types of relational operators:
>: Greater than<: Less than>=: Greater than or equal to
- Example:
5 >= 7is true
Relational Operators
- Used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order
- Types of relational operators:
>: Greater than<: Less than>=: Greater than or equal to
- Example:
5 >= 7is true
Relational Operators
- Used to compare numeric and char values to determine relative order
- Types of relational operators:
>: Greater than<: Less than>=: Greater than or equal to
- Example:
5 >= 7is true
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