PHP comparison operators

PHP comparison operator means using PHP operators compare two things or two variable. Suppose that we have two variable $a=10 and $b=20. We have to know which variable is small or big. In that case we use comparison operators. Different types of PHP comparison operators are given below

( == ) Equal : It returns true if $a and $b is same. 
( != ) Not Equal : It returns true if $a and $b is not same. 
( === ) Identical : It returns true when $a and $b is same and same type. 
( !== ) Not Identical : It returns true when $a and $b is not same and same type.
( < ) Less than : Returns true if ($a<$b) $a is less than $b. 
( > ) Greater than : Returns true if ($a<$b) $a is greater than $b. 

PHP comparison operators first check the condition then return true or false. If true then execute the program otherwise not execute the program.

Now take a look at the example below
<pre class=”brush: php;”>

<?php
$a=10;
$b=20;
$c=10;
echo ($a==$c);
echo "<br>";
echo ($a===$c);
echo "<br>";
echo ($a!=$b);
echo "<br>";
echo ($a!==$b);
echo "<br>";
echo ($a<$b);
echo "<br>";
echo ($b>$c);
?>

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