Test Your Knowledge!
- In each of the following examples, write down whether the expression evaluates to True or False.
- 4 > 2
- 4 > 4
- 4 >= 4
- 6 <> 6
- 3 <= 2
- "three" <= "two"
- "three" <= "three"
- "3" <= 3
- Using what you have learned previously about arithmetic operators, for each of the following, write down whether the expression evaluates to True or False.
- 8 / 4 >= 2
- 4 + 5 > 3
- 5 * 2 > 11
- 16 % 3 > 5
- 1 ^ 15 = 1
- ( 1 + 8 ) < 10 > ( 4 * 2 )
- 4 ^ ( 12 % 5 ) < 17
- ( 9 - 4 ) ^ 2 < 25
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