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| − | Set the output result of exceeding test for input value X to Y values | + | Set the output as a result of exceeding test for input value X to Y values. |
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In other words, the output is: | In other words, the output is: | ||
| − | *«1» if and only if "Value X» is numerically greater than " | + | *«1» if and only if "Value X» is numerically greater than "Value Y», |
| − | * | + | *«0» if and only if "Value X» is numerically less or equal to "Value Y". |
| − | Thus, | + | Thus, truth operation table is as followed: |
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| X > Y | |
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| Relational operators | |
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| ValueX: | Integer |
| ValueY: | Integer |
| Outputs | |
| Result: | Logical |
| Version CANNY Lab | |
| from 0.6b | |
Set the output as a result of exceeding test for input value X to Y values.
In other words, the output is:
- «1» if and only if "Value X» is numerically greater than "Value Y»,
- «0» if and only if "Value X» is numerically less or equal to "Value Y".
Thus, truth operation table is as followed:
| The ratio of X & Y values | Operation result |
| X > Y | 1 |
| X = Y | 0 |
| X < Y | 0 |
