Page 174 of 800
| Page 174 of 800 | Search internet |
The relations 
[x < y], 
[x <= y], 
[x > y], and 
[x >= y] have the usual behavior when applied to integers. Some examples read:
Note that
means
These relations throw exceptions when applied to non-integers.
The relations 
[x = y] and 
[x != y] can compare more than integers. Here are some examples:
Again, note that
means
For more on 
see the section on tuples.
refuses to compare exceptions and cannot do anything sensible with bottom:
Every now and then may give a surprise:
But that happens just because 
represents not only truth but is also used for representing the empty tuple, the empty array, and other empty structures, c.f. Truth and falsehood.
| Page 174 of 800 | Search logiweb.eu |