b. Relational operators:

• The `<` operator returns true when the left operand is less than the right operand.
• The `<=` operator returns true when the left operand is less than or equal to the right operand.


  True
• What does the `<` operator mean?

  Less than
• The `>` operator returns true when the left operand is less than the right operand

  False
• What does the `!=` operator check for?

  Not equal to
• The `>=` operator returns true when the left operand is greater than or equal to the right operand


  True
• The variable `are_equal` in the example code holds the value `False`


  True
• The expression `5 < 10` evaluates to `true`.


  True
• The expression `5 > 10` evaluates to `true`.

  False
• The expression `5 == 5` evaluates to `true`.


  True
• The relational operator `!=` returns true if both operands are not equal
• What does the `>=` relational operator check?

  Greater than or equal to
• The `!=` relational operator returns `true` if both operands are not
• The expression `5 == 5` evaluates to true
• Match the relational operator with its description:

  `<` ↔️ Less than

  `>` ↔️ Greater than

  `<=` ↔️ Less than or equal to

  `>=` ↔️ Greater than or equal to
• The `<=` relational operator returns `true` if the left operand is less than or equal
• The `==` relational operator checks for equality between two operands.


  True
• What type of result do relational operators return?

  Boolean
• The `==` relational operator returns `true` if both operands are equal
• The expression `5 == 5` evaluates to `true`.


  True
• When does the `==` relational operator return `true`?

  Both operands are equal
• The `==` relational operator returns `true` if both operands are equal
• What does the '>=' operator return true for?

  Greater than or equal to
• The '!=' operator returns true if both operands are equal.

  False
• What does the '<=' operator return true for?

  Less than or equal to
• What does the '==' operator return true for?

  Both operands are equal
• Relational operators return a boolean result.

  True
• The '!=' operator returns true if both operands are not equal.


  True
• The '<' operator returns true if the left operand is greater than the right operand.

  False
• The '>=' operator returns true if the left operand is greater than or equal to the right operand.


  True
• What are the standard relational operators used to compare values in programming?

  Less than, greater than
• The `<=` operator returns true when the left operand is less than or equal to the right operand
• The expression `5 == 5` evaluates to true
• Provide an example where the `<` operator returns true.

  5 < 10
• The `!=` operator returns true when both operands are not equal.


  True
• The left operand must be less than the right operand for the `<` operator to return true.


  True
• The `==` operator returns true when both operands are equal.


  True
• What does the `>` operator check for in relational comparisons?

  Greater than
• What is the primary purpose of the `==` operator?

  Check for equality
• The `<` operator is used to check if the left operand is less than the right operand.

  True