The valid combination of both operands and operator makes an which returns a computed result
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So each relational operator compares two values of the same type and produces a boolean result. We must learn to think of an operator like < just as we would think about an operator like +. Both take two operands and compute a result (in the former case a boolean in the later case some numeric value).
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