Conditional Operators

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On top of these operators, there are also conditional operators.

These variables produce a boolean value, True or False.

Operation	Syntax	Description	Example (-> `output`)
Equality	`a == b`	Checks if the value of `a` is equal to the value of `b`	`1 == 2` -> `False`
Strict Inequality (greater-than, less-than)	`a < b` `b > a`	Checks if the value of `a` is less-than `<` `b`, or `b` is greater-than `>` `a`	`1 < 2` -> `True`
Non-Strict Inequality (greater-than or equal to) (less-than or equal to)	`a <= b`	Checks if the value of `a`less-than or equal to `<=` `b` or `b` is greater-than or equal to `=>` `a`	`1 <= 1` -> True
Not Equal To	`a != b`	Checks if `a` is not equal to `b`	`1 != 2` -> `True`
Truth Test	`a`	Finds the Truth value of `a` (Don't worry about this yet!)	`1` -> `True`
Logical Negation	`not a`	Negates the truth value of `a`	`not True` -> `False`