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Computer Science

138What is a Variable?
139Declaring Variables
140Integer Data Types
141Floating-Point Data Types
142Boolean Data Type
143Character Data Type
144String Basics
145Variable Initialization
146Type Safety and Strong Typing
147Variable Naming Conventions
148Constants and Immutability
149Type Inference
150Signed vs Unsigned Integers
151Type Casting Fundamentals
152Memory and Variable Storage
153What is an Expression?
154Arithmetic Operators
155Operator Precedence and Associativity
156Integer vs Floating-Point Division
157Comparison Operators
158Logical Operators
159Short-Circuit Evaluation
160Assignment Operators
161Increment and Decrement Operators
162Type Conversion in Expressions
163Bitwise Operators
164Expression Evaluation and Side Effects
165What Are Conditionals?
166Boolean Expressions in Conditionals
167The if Statement
168The else Clause
169The elif (else if) Statement
170Nested Conditionals
171Comparison Operators in Conditions
172Logical Operators: AND, OR, NOT
173Short-Circuit Evaluation
174Common Conditional Patterns
175What is a Loop?
176The While Loop
177Loop Control Variables
178Infinite Loops and Termination
179The For Loop
180Loop Initialization, Condition, and Update
181Nested Loops
182The Break Statement
183The Continue Statement
184Choosing the Right Loop Type

Computer Science

138What is a Variable?
139Declaring Variables
140Integer Data Types
141Floating-Point Data Types
142Boolean Data Type
143Character Data Type
144String Basics
145Variable Initialization
146Type Safety and Strong Typing
147Variable Naming Conventions
148Constants and Immutability
149Type Inference
150Signed vs Unsigned Integers
151Type Casting Fundamentals
152Memory and Variable Storage
153What is an Expression?
154Arithmetic Operators
155Operator Precedence and Associativity
156Integer vs Floating-Point Division
157Comparison Operators
158Logical Operators
159Short-Circuit Evaluation
160Assignment Operators
161Increment and Decrement Operators
162Type Conversion in Expressions
163Bitwise Operators
164Expression Evaluation and Side Effects
165What Are Conditionals?
166Boolean Expressions in Conditionals
167The if Statement
168The else Clause
169The elif (else if) Statement
170Nested Conditionals
171Comparison Operators in Conditions
172Logical Operators: AND, OR, NOT
173Short-Circuit Evaluation
174Common Conditional Patterns
175What is a Loop?
176The While Loop
177Loop Control Variables
178Infinite Loops and Termination
179The For Loop
180Loop Initialization, Condition, and Update
181Nested Loops
182The Break Statement
183The Continue Statement
184Choosing the Right Loop Type

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Lesson 171 of 2,872·4. Introduction to ProgrammingPro lesson

Comparison Operators in Conditions

Using ==, !=, <, >, <=, >= to compare values and form conditional expressions.

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