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Comparisons result in either True or False, which are booleans as we learned before in this exercise.
Let’s switch it up: we’ll give the boolean, and you’ll write the expression, just like the example above.
Instructions
1.
For each boolean value in the editor, write an expression that evaluates to that value. Remember, comparators are: ==, !=, >, >=, <, and <=.
Use at least three different ones!
Don’t just use True and False! That’s cheating!
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