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Martin Danielsson edited this page Jul 23, 2015
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The Greater and GreaterEqual operators compare two parameters and returns boolean true if the first parameter is greater than (or equal to) the second parameter.
These two parameters behave differently depending on the parameters return types:
If both parameters return an int value, the operation compares the values numerically
Otherwise, the operation compares the values as string values.
What
Type
Syntax
Greater[Equal](a, b)
a
int, string
b
int, string
Return type
bool
Examples:
Greater("Peter", "Paul") returns true
Greater("Amanda", "Amanda") returns false
GreaterEqual("Amanda", "Amanda") returns true
GreaterEqual(50, 70) returns false
Greater("99929928989238923", "Aaron") returns false (as the values are treated as strings)