Introduction to Python - Comparisons and Operators

True

Two things are the same.

The == operator is used for COMPARISONS, for example:

6 ==5

This is FALSE because 6 is NOT equal to 5

This operator is NOT equal, it checks if two things are different

For example:

6 != 5

This is TRUE because 6 and 5 are NOT the same

This operator is GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO

It checks if one thing could be larger than, or the same as another

For example

6 >= 5

6 >= 6

Both are TRUE because 6 is the same as 6, and 6 is larger than 5. The = sign tells us that the numbers COULD be the SAME