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GCSE Computer Science · key term
An operator that compares two values and produces a Boolean result: True or False.
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Paper 1
An operator that compares two values and produces a Boolean result, either True or False.
Revise: Relational OperatorsA relational operator compares two values. The result is a Boolean value: either
TrueorFalse. For example,4 < 6evaluates toTrue, while6 < 4evaluates toFalse.
Specification 1.2.3, 6.5.2 · Paper 1, Paper 2
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A relational operator compares two values. Its result is a Boolean value:
TrueorFalse. This allows an algorithm to choose which instructions to execute.
