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v3 · Activity 2 of 4 · comparison · boundaries · 8 min Runs here
A comparison asks a question and produces true or false. > means greater than. >= means greater than or equal to, so it includes the boundary. == asks whether values are equal; = stores a value.
Display whether 4, 5, and 6 each meet a requirement of at least 5. The three boolean outputs must be false, true, then true. Use the example comparisons to include equality.
false true true
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print(10 >= 10)The two numbers are equal, so the inclusive comparison displays true.
New syntax: >, >=, ==, <=
== checks equality; = assigns a value. Here >= checks whether a number is greater than or equal to the requirement.
This checks three observed outcomes. Later, function tests try changing inputs and boundary values automatically.
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