Comparison Operators in python

The text states comparison operators are "fundamental in programming." What does this mean for a programmer?

• They are only used for simple data types.
• They are the hardest operators to learn.
• They allow the program to make choices based on input.
• They are exclusively used for mathematical calculations.

In Python, the result of a comparison is always a (a)   value.

What is the purpose of comparison operators in Python?

What term describes the output of a comparison operation in Python?

• Integer
• Float
• String
• Boolean

The operator that checks if one value is greater than another is called ______.

• Greater than (>)
• Less than(<)

• equal(==)

• not equal(!=)

The operator that checks if the left value is less than the right value is called (a)   .

List the six types of comparison operators available in Python.

The operator that checks if the left value is less than or equal to the right value is called (a)   .

Consider a program that needs to confirm if two variables, `price_A` and `price_B`, hold the exact same value. Write the Python code snippet to perform this check.

• `price_A === price_B`
• `price_A == price_B`
• `price_A = price_B`
• `price_A := price_B`

Explain the difference between '==' and '!=' in Python.