Practice B. Relational (comparison) Operators (2.7.2) - Chapter 2: Data Types, Variables, and Operators

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Question 1.
What will the expression 5 == 5 evaluate to?
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Think about what equality means.
Question 2.
Is 7 != 10 true or false?
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Look for whether the two numbers are the same.
3Question 3.
What does the != operator do?
- Checks if two values are equal
- Checks if two values are not equal
- Checks if one value is greater than another
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Think of it as the opposite of equality!
4Question 4.
If x = 15 and y = 10, what does x > y evaluate to?
- True
- False
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Compare the two numbers carefully.
Question 5.
Write a code snippet using relational operators to compare three numbers and print out the largest one.
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Consider using nested `if` statements.
Question 6.
Create a boolean expression to check if x is between 10 and 20 using relational operators.
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Think of how you can combine conditions to define a range.

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