Comparison Operators:

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Evaluating Conditions

This command help us to evaluate a situation by comparing one value with a datatype to get the expected output. The result will be a boolean which is

* True

* False

Down below, we are going to see the symboles or a special characters that Java can read in order to interact with them:

Symbols | Meaning

• |- Equal to (==) | Comapring two values (Numbers, strings and booleans) to see if they are the same. Not equal to (!=) | to see if the two values are not the same (exact opposite of ==) Strict Equal to (===) |compares two values to check both the datatype and value are the same Stict not Equal (!==) | compares two values to check both the datatype and value are not the same Greater than > | to check if the number on the left is greater than of the right. Less than < | to check if the number on the left is less than of the right. Greater than or Equal >= | to check if the number on the left is greater than or equal of the right Less than or equal <= | to check if the number on the left is less than or equal of the right _________________________________

Logical Operators

Comparison Operators often return single values of T or F, Which allow the users to compare the results more than one comparision Operator. Check the below image.

Now lets have a look of other logical Operators:

Logical Symbol	Meaning
&&	its (AND) Logical where this Operator test more than one Condition.(see the image below table for more example).
(or)	tests at lesat one Condition (see the image below table for more example).
!	takes a single boolean value and inverts it (see the image below table for more example).

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Comparison Operators:

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Loops

to check a Condition. if it returns true, a code will block run. Then the Condition will be checked again and if it still returns true. (Check the Two images below)