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13. Expressions

13. 6. Comparison Operators

The operators = (equal), != (not equal), < (less), <= (less or equal), > (greater), and >= (greater or equal) can be used to compare numerical values. The result is of type boolean.

= and != can also be used to compare strings. It is possible to use the wildcards ? (matches one character) and * (matches any number of characters) for string comparison.

Examples

Examples

MOLMOL Manual - 7 Oct 1997

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