1.2.7.5 Comparative operators

1. E1 == E2 Returns true if E1 is equal to E2, can be used on all kinds of types, but see the special section later on arrays and mappings, it works differently on them from what you might think.

2. E1 != E2 Returns true if E1 isn't equal to E2, can be used on all kinds of types, but see the special section later on arrays and mappings, it works differently on them from what you might think.

3. E1 > E2 Returns true if E1 is greater than E2, can be used on all types except arrays and mappings.

4. E1 < E2 Returns true if E1 is less than E2, can be used on all types except arrays and mappings.

5. E1 >= E2 Returns true if E1 is greater or equal to E2, can be used on all types except arrays and mappings.

6. E1 <= E2 Returns true if E1 is less or equal to E2, can be used on all types except arrays and mappings.