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Comparison Operators Example-1

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The difference between< and<= is that< can be used in an ordered list or a table, while<= can only be used in an ordered list. The difference between > and >= is that > can be used to show an increase or decrease in measurements, while >= cannot.

Comparison operators are a fundamental part of any language, and in the Ruby programming language, the most commonly used comparison operators are<=> and ==.

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