What does it mean true false in the relational operators in c++? What is its functions?

Answer 1

Examples 1. ==(comparison or equality)
6==5 result 0 i.e. false

2.< (less than) 6<5 result 0 and 5<6 result 1 i.e.true

3.<= less than or equal to

4.> greater than

5. >= greater than or equal to

6. != not equal to

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Relational operators refers to the relationship that values or operands can have with one another.
C++ provide six relational operators for comparing numbers and characters. But they don't work with strings.
If the comparison is true the relational expression result into 1 and 0 when it is false.

Answer 4

Does "==" operator means equal to?