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E

• Equal To

F

• From

G

• Greater Than
• Greater Than or Equal To

I

• In
• Is

L

• Less Than
• Less Than or Equal To

N

• Not Equal To
• Not In

About

Comparators are symbols or keywords that compare two different variables or values and trigger a branch in the x++ thread. Each comparator has its functionality.

Expressions are segments in the code that creates a branch in the x++ thread. They are always made up of three components: the source, the comparator, and the target, and they are arranged like so:

<source> <comparator> <target>

For example:

5 == 5

Or:

"hello" in "hello world"

An expression cannot be used on its own, as it is not considered as an operator and thus not a valid statement. It is always accompanied by operators that take an expression as an argument. A classic example of this is the if operator:

if (5 == 5) "prt 'true'"

Any operator that uses an expression creates a branch, with true being the first branch and the second acts as an else. For example, the if operator creates a branch based on whether or not the expression is true:

if (5 == 10) "prt 'same'" "prt 'different'"

Documentation

Equal To

<source> == <target>

Checks if the two variables or values are equal to each other.

Example:

if (5 == 5) "prt 'true'"

Not Equal To

<source> != <target>

Checks if the two variables or values are different from each other.

Example:

if (5 != 10) "prt 'true'"

Less Than

<source> < <target>

Checks if the source is less than the target.

Example:

if (5 < 10) "prt 'true'"

Less Than or Equal To

<source> <= <target>

Checks if the source is less than or equal to the target.

Example:

if (5 <= 10) "prt 'true'"

Greater Than

<source> > <target>

Checks if the source is greater than the target.

Example:

if (10 > 5) "prt 'true'"

Greater Than or Equal To

<source> >= <target>

Checks if the source is greater than or equal to the target.

Example:

if (10 >= 5) "prt 'true'"

In

<source> in <target>

Checks if the source is in the target.

Example:

if ("ello" in "Hello, world!") "prt 'true'"

Not In

<source> not in <target>

Checks if the source is not in the target.

Example:

if ("bye" not in "Hello, world!") "prt 'true'"

Is

<source> is <target>

Checks if the source is a type of the target.

Example:

if (5 is "int") "prt 'true'"

Last Updated: March 9th, 2024 by iiPython

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