Relational and Logical Operators in Python

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Program 1

# Relational Operator
# > < >= <= == !=

#print(50>50)  # False
#print(50>=50)  # True
#print(50<50)  #False
#print(50<=50) # True
#print(50==50) # True
#print(50!=50) # False

#a=int(input("Enter First No"))
#b=int(input("Enter Second No"))

#print("Grater No is ",a) if(a>b) else print("Grater No is ",b)

# Logical Opeartor

# and   or   not

#a=int(input("Enter First No"))
#b=int(input("Enter Second No"))

#print(a>50 and b<20)
#print(a>50 or b<20)


#ch=input("Enter a character")
#if(ch=="a" or ch=="e" or ch=="i" or ch=="o" or ch=="u"):
#    print("Vowel")
#else:
 #   print("Not A Vowel")
#per=int(input("Enter your percentage"))
#if(per>=45 and per<60):
 #    print("Second division")
#else:
#     print("Not A Second division")


a=not(5>10)
print(a)

 

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