Understanding the ActionScript Language > Using operators to manipulate values in expressions > Comparison operators |
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Comparison operators
Comparison operators compare the values of expressions and return a Boolean value (true
or false
). These operators are most commonly used in loops and in conditional statements. In the following example, if the variable score
is 100
, a certain movie loads; otherwise, a different movie loads:
if (score > 100){ loadMovieNum("winner.swf", 5); } else { loadMovieNum("loser.swf", 5); }
The following table lists the ActionScript comparison operators:
Operator |
Operation performed |
|
Less than |
|
Greater than |
|
Less than or equal |
|
Greater than or equal |
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