Use Comparison Operators in Swift

Written by Team Kodeco

Swift provides a set of basic comparison operators that can be used to compare values and determine their relative order. The basic comparison operators in Swift are:

• == for equality.
• != for inequality.
• > for greater than.
• < for less than.
• >= for greater than or equal to.
• <= for less than or equal to.

Here’s an example of using comparison operators to compare values:

let a = 5
let b = 2

let isEqual = a == b // false
let isNotEqual = a != b // true
let isGreaterThan = a > b // true
let isLessThan = a < b // false
let isGreaterThanOrEqual = a >= b // true
let isLessThanOrEqual = a <= b // false

print("isEqual: \(isEqual)")
print("isNotEqual: \(isNotEqual)")
print("isGreaterThan: \(isGreaterThan)")
print("isLessThan: \(isLessThan)")
print("isGreaterThanOrEqual: \(isGreaterThanOrEqual)")
print("isLessThanOrEqual: \(isLessThanOrEqual)")

// Output: isEqual: false
//         isNotEqual: true
//         isGreaterThan: true
//         isLessThan: false
//         isGreaterThanOrEqual: true
//         isLessThanOrEqual: false