Relational Operator in Java

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Relational Operators

In General Relational Operators are used to relate two or more values. Similarly, In Java and other Programming Languages Relational Operators are used to relate two or more variables or values. Relational Operators are mostly used for decision making and is used in If Statements and other Decision making Statements. For instance

if (5< 9){
System.out.println("5 is less than 9");<9 p="">
}

In the above code < Operator relates values 5 and 9. It will check that 5 is less than 9 or not. If it is true then the body of if statement will executes. 

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55
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