Go Comparison Operators

Comparison operators in Go are designed to compare two values, helping determine their relational connection. They return a Boolean result of either true (1) or false (0), depending on whether the comparison holds.

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Using a Comparison Operator

The greater-than operator (>) is one such example. It checks whether one value is larger than another.

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List of Comparison Operators in Go

Here’s a table listing all comparison operators, their meanings, and examples:

OperatorNameExample
==Equal tox == y
!=Not equalx != y
>Greater thanx > y
<Less thanx < y
>=Greater than or equal tox >= y
<=Less than or equal tox <= y




Examples Using Comparison Operators

Here’s a practical implementation showcasing various comparison operators:

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