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Relational operators operates on numbers and are used to compare them. The return value is boolean either true, or false. Relational operators are:
＞, ＜, ＞=, ＜=, ==, !=
The first two operators compare if a value is greater/smaller than another value. Adding "=" to the right of them make them compare whether the number is greater/smaller or equal than another value. The next two operators are is equal, and is not equal operators. Examples:
3==2 should return false since 3 is not equal to 2.
3＞=2 should return true since 3 is greater than or equal to 2.
3＜2 should return false since 3 is less than 2.

Logical operators operates on boolean. he return value is also boolean. Logical operators are:
&&, ||, ^, !
The first one is the AND operator and it returns true if both operands are true.
The second one is the OR operator and it returns true if at least one of the operands is true.
The third one is the XOR operator and it returns true if only one of the operands is true.
We will discuss the last one later on.
Examples:
true && false should return false.
true || false should return true.
true || true should return true.
true ^ true should return false.

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