⚖️ Comparison Operators

Last Updated: Jan 2026

Comparison operators are used to compare two values.
They return a Boolean value — (1)true or (0)false.

🗂 List of Comparison Operators

Operator	Name	Example	Result
==	Equal To	5 == 5	1 (true)
!=	Not Equal	10 != 10	0 (false)
>	Greater Than	8 > 5	true
<	Less Than	3 < 5	true
>=	Greater Than or Equal To	7 >= 7	true
<=	Less Than or Equal To	2 <= 5	true

✏ Mini Example

int  x = 10;
int  y = 10;
int  z = 5;

printf("%d\n",x == y);   // true  → (1)
printf("%d\n",(x != y)); // false → (0)
printf("%d\n",(x > z));  // true  → (1)
printf("%d\n",(x <= z)); // false → (0)

💡 Quick Practice

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