Conditionals

Conditionals are very simply tests.
You can test for a true or a false only
Each conditional has three parts.

• The value to be tested
• The operand
• The value to be tested against

The values can be of any type, from a bool to an object

EXAMPLE:

bool b;
b = (5 == 3);

This would result in b equalling false

The operands that can be used are:

<	Less than
>	Greater than
==	Equal to
<==	Less that or equal to
>==	Greater than or equal to
<>	Not equal to

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