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Hello and welcome to the golems programming language course in the Pentagon session, we talked about

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assignment operators and indecision.

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We want to talk about the other operators concept.

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Competition operators, competition operators or relational operators are used to compare to values,

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competition operators in go language are equal to not equal to less than less than equal to greater

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than and greater than equal to.

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Now let's go to this school program to illustrate how to use competition operators.

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First, we define two variables and initialize them.

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For example, a in equals 50 and B calling equals 40.

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At first, we want to create a sandpit for equal to operate.

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So the right result?

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One column equals a equal to B.

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Equal tour operator checks whether the two given Australians are equal or not.

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If so, it returns true.

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Otherwise, it returns form for the exam period if the values of A and B are equal to each other.

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The value of true will be stored in the resolved one variable.

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Otherwise, the value of funds will be assigned to it now displayed the value of resolved one variable.

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So right FP.

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A e eku to be column comma resolved one, reformat the code, save the project and execute the program.

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Now we can see the outputs result.

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One value is equivalent false because the values of these two variables are not equal to each other

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and a equal to BS.

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False.

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Now create a sample for not equal to a creator of first clear last code and define a variable not resolved

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two column equals.

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A not equal to be, not equal to operate or checks, whether the two given often are equal or not.

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If not, it returns true.

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Now go to the next line and display the result of variable to FP.

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A not E!

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Cool B column.

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And is it resolved to reformat the code, save the project and execute it through, you know?

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Now we can see the output result, one value is equivalent to because the values of these two variables

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are not equal to each other, a not equal to be at, it returns true.

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Now create a sample for less than operator.

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So first clear the last quote define a variable like off three column equals a less than be less than

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operator checks, whether the first or print is less or the second or print.

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If so, it returns to.

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Otherwise, it returns false.

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So go to the next line and display the value of results.

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Three.

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Value the FP a less than be column and we said result three.

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The format they call save the project and execute the program.

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Now we can see the output result.

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Three values equivalent false because the value of a variable is not less than be variable and it returns

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false.

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Now create a sample for less than equal do operator.

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So first the last quote.

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Define a variable result for column equals a less than equal to be less than equal to operate or checks,

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whether the first or present is lesser than or equal to the second.

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If so, it returns true.

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Otherwise it returns false.

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So go to the next line and display the reason for value FP a less than equal to be in.

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And we said reason for reform at the core, say the project and execute the program again.

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Now we can see the output result for value is equivalent false because the value of a variable is not

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lesser than or equal to be variable and its returns false.

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Now we want to create a sample for greater than operator.

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So first, clear the last code.

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So define a variable like these five column equals a greater than B.

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Greater than operator checks, whether the first or print is greater than the second or print.

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If so, it returns true.

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Otherwise, it returns false.

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Now go to the next line and display the result.

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Five Variable value so of right Duffy a greater Din B column, he said.

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Resolved five.

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Reformat the call.

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Save the perfect time to execute the program.

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Now we can see the output result five value is equivalent to because the value of a variable is greater

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than to be variable, and it returns true.

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Now you want to create an example for greater than equal to or greater.

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So first clear the last quote define a variable like resolved six column equals a greater than equal

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to be.

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Greeter Danny Cool two operator checks whether the first or grant is greater than or equal to the second

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option.

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If so, it returns true.

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Otherwise it retains fast.

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So go to the next line and display the results.

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Six Variable value So be right FP a greater than equal to be call in and we said result six value reform

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of the code.

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Save the project and execute the program.

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Now we can see the output risen six value is equivalent to because the value of a variable is greater

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than equal to be variable and is returns true.

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OK.

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We were able to explain the definition of conversion operators and give examples in order not to prolong

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the time of decision.

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We will finish it and we will continue the content in the next session.

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Goodbye.