Master Python Comparison Operators: A Simple Beginner’s Guide!

In this video, we will learn about the Comparison Operators in Python.

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Below is the code I used in the video:

# Comparison operators are used to compare two values and return a Boolean result (True or False).

# List of Comparison Operators
# - == : Equal to
# - != : Not equal to
# - > : Greater than
# - < : Less than
# - >= : Greater than or equal to
# - <= : Less than or equal to


# Example 1: Check if device status is reachable (== : Equal to)
device_status = "reachable"
print(device_status == "reachable")

# Example 2: Check for firmware version mismatch (!= : Not equal to)
current_version = "16.9.4"
required_version = "16.9.5"
print(current_version != required_version)

# Example 3: Compare device uptime (> : Greater than)
device_uptime = 45
print(device_uptime > 30)

# Example 4: Verify low latency (< : Less than)
latency = 20
max_latency = 50
print(latency < max_latency)

# Example 5: Validate active interfaces (>= : Greater than or equal to)
active_interfaces = 3
required_interfaces = 2
print(active_interfaces >= required_interfaces)

# Example 6: Verify latency is within acceptable limits (<= : Less than or equal to)
latency = 90
acceptable_latency = 100
print(latency <= acceptable_latency)