The symbols used to express a relational condition or expression. The relational operators are (.EQ., .NE., .LT., .LE., .GT., and .GE.).
Binary operators that can take two operands of a specific type (usually integer, real, Boolean, string, or character) and results in a Boolean value. The following symbols are used for relational operators in Pascal: = Equal to Not equal to Less than = Less than or equal to Greater than = Greater than or equal to
The words or symbols used to express a relational condition or a relational expression: .GT. greater than .GE. greater than or equal to .LE. less than or equal to .EQ. equal to .NE. not equal to
A operator that returns a true value or false value depending on a relation between its operands.
An operator that compares two operands and returns a Boolean result.
(1.) The reserved words or symbols used to express a relational condition or a relational expression. (2.) An operator that compares two operands and yields a Boolean value.
In computer programming languages, a relational operator symbol or a relational operator name is a lexical or syntactic unit that denotes a relation, for example, equality or greater than, among two or more domains, the members of which are typically denoted by further expressions. Expressions combined by means of a relational operator symbol form what is called a relational expression or a condition.
