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- 1XOR means that only one comparison can be true. For example, (4>2) XOR (2>=3) This would be TRUE as only one comparison is TRUE.!= Not Equal To
== Equal to
> More than
< Less than
>= More than or equal to
<= Less than or equal to - 2Integer: Real/Whole figure Real/Floating= Decimal numbers String= One or more characters Character= Single character Boolean= AND, OR and NOTXOR= Only one comparison can be true
AND= Both comparisons have to be true
OR= Either can be true
NOT= Flips the result - 3MOD= Provides the remainder of an equation. For example, 21/5 would equal 1. DIV= Provides amount of how many times a number can be fully divided by. 21/5= 4
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