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#In python we have the following relational operators:
# > : Used to compare whether or not a number, float, string or boolean is greater than another.
# Note that strings are compared lexicographically.
# < : Used to compare whether or not a number, float, string or boolean is less than another.
# >= : Used to compare whether or not a number, float, string or boolean is greater than or equal to another.
# <= : Used to compare whether or not a number, float, string or boolean is less than or equal to another.
# == : Used to compare whether or not a number, float, string or boolean is equal toanother.
#Note the difference between the assignment operator"=" and the equality operator"=="
# != : Used to compare whether or not a number, float, string or boolean is not equal to another.
# === : Used to compare whether or not a number, float, string or boolean is equivalent (identical) to another.
# For them to be equivalent, they must bear the same value and be of the same datatype.
# !== : Used to compare whether or not a number, float, string or boolean is not equivalent to another.
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