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Relational operators compare values and return true or false. The common relational operators are equal (==), not equal (!=), less than (<), greater than (>), less than or equal (<=), and greater than or equal (>=). Examples demonstrate using relational operators to compare integer values and check if expressions evaluate to true or false. Mathematical operators take precedence over relational operators in expressions.
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Relation in C programming
- 2. Relational Operators • == مساوية • <اصغر • >اكبر • ≤يساوي او اصغر • ≥يساوي او اكبر • ≠تساوي ال logic True/ 1 False/ 0 2
- 3. Example • Int n1`=1, n2=3, n3=5; • Int k1,k2; • K1=(n1>n2); • K1=0; false • K2=(n1<= n3); • K2=1; true • The mathematical operators have a high precedence over relational operation. 3
- 4. Example • Int n1=1, n2=3, n3=5; K1=n1<=n3*n2; n1<=15 True 1 K1=n3 == 5; 5 == 5 True 1 K1 = n3 == 5+3; n3 == 8 5 == 8 false 0 K1=(n3== 5)+3; (5==5)+3 1+3 4 4
- 5. Example • Int n1=1, n2=3, n3=5; K1= n1 <= n3 * n2; K1= 1 <= 5 * 3; K1= 1 <= 15; K1 = True or 1 5
- 6. Example • Int n1=1, n2=3, n3=5; • K1 =n3 == 5; • =5 == 5; • = True • K1= n3 == 5+3; • = 5 == 8; • = false • K1= (n3 ==5) +3; • =(5 == 5) +3 • =1 +3 • = 4 6