4.Relational Operators

               When you want to compare two values in terms of operands, this operator is used.

List of relational  operators:

‘==’ – it checks that both operands are equal or not.

‘>’ – it checks the first operand is greater than the second operand.

‘<’ – it checks the first operand is less than or not.

‘>=’ – it checks for greater than or equal to

‘<=’ – it checks for less than or equal to

‘!=’ -it checks for not equal

The c++ program example is given below.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {

    int x = 6, y = 4;

    // checks for Equal operator

    cout << "x == y is " << (x == y) << endl;

    // checks for x is Greater than y

    cout << "x > y is " << (x > y) << endl;

    // checks for Greater than Equal

    cout << "x >= y is " << (x >= y) << endl;

      //  Less than value checking

    cout << "x < y is " << (x < y) << endl;

    // checks for Less than  or Equal

    cout << "x <= y is " << (x <= y) << endl;

    // checks for not equality

    cout << "x != y is " << (x != y);

    return 0;

}

Output:

x == y is 0

x > y is 1

x >= y is 1

x < y is 0

x <= y is 0

x != y is 1

Hope, this code will help you to understand the concept easily. Keep coding!!!