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Hey, guys, welcome back to the course.



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So in the last class, we talked about automatic operator.



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Now in this class, you talk about relational operators.



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OK.



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So we are having relational operator.



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So relational operators are used to compared to numbers.



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OK.



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So if we wondered, so if we want to compare two numbers, we will use relational operators, for example,



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is a grid.



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Then our request to be is a grid.



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Then B is a list.



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10 articles to be is a list.



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Then B.



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And we are having two more operators.



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So is a quiz to be so venu, right?



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Equals B.



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So the value of B is cooperating to a certain check, whether equals B?



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We have two, right?



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Double equals two.



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And the last operator and the last relation operator that we are having is a nautical to be.



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So basically negation of this.



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OK.



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So is in articles to be.



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So in total we are having six relational operators.



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So where this relation operator will return?



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So in case of automatic operator, when we do integer plus integer.



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So my output is integer.



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But in this case, relational operators will return me a boolean value, which will be either true or



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false.



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Okay.



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So relational operators will have done me a boolean value, which can be true or false.



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And in total, I am having six relational operators.



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OK.



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So let's write code for it.



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Let's name this fire.



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Les.



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Relationally.



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Not CBB.



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Hedging lord.



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I stream.



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Using namespace as G.D. Saiman column and domain.



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And here is made it done statement.



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OK, so I need two numbers and I g.



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And let's take the value of I NJ in Burundi, use it.



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OK, so Boole.



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Boole is a cool.



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So what I will check is I go to J.



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And then I will print out.



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As equal.



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OK.



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So what is happening here?



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This is my condition, is I ecological g that this condition will be true or this condition will be



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false?



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OK.



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So that.



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So the value of this expression, will a day be true or the value of the expression can be false.



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And that will be stored in is equal.



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And then I am branding is equal.



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OK.



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So let's see.



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OK, so suppose my value of AI is ten and the value of JS ten.



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So one is getting branded, one means true and zero means false.



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So yes, ten is it close to ten.



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So yes, ten is equal.



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Shouldn't it out for this one.



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Led to the Valley of Fire is one and the Valley of J.s to.



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So one is an article to some out protest zero.



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OK, so I have written some court here.



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So first time checking is equal as I was equal G then not equal in articles to J.



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I agree.



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Then J.



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I agreed, then order articles to j i listin g i elastin articles to G.



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And in this boolean variables I am storing the value.



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I'm storing there isn't true or false.



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And then I am printing is equal.



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An article then is not equal.



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Is less is less than articles two.



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OK.



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So let's run it.



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So let's say the value of AI is tool and the value of JS for.



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So extremely close to forward.



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No, it's still not close to four.



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Yes.



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Is stronger than four.



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Yes.



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Is truly good.



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They're not close to four.



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Yes.



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Is true.



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In less than four.



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No.



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Is to a list.



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An order.



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Close to four.



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No.



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OK, so let's run it for.



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Let's run it one more time.



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So let's say the value of AI is five and the value of J.s also five.



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So is Phifer close to five?



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Yes, it's five.



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Nathi close to five.



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No.



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Five.



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Guerdon five.



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No, it's five.



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Guerdon ordered close to five.



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Yes.



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So is five less than five.



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No.



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Is five less than Orquesta five.



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Yes.



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OK.



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So this is how our relational operators work.



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So this is it for this video.



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I will see you in the next one.



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Thanks for watching.