Relational Operators in C

Relational Operators are those operators, which are used to find the relation between two operands. In C we need to perform some operations to know the relation between the operands, such operators are listed under the relational operators. When we use such a operator, the result gives out to be either 1 or 0 i.e., true or false.

The below table gives a list of relational operators which we use in C.

Operator	Symbol	Description	Examples
Equals	==	Does first value equal to second value	X==Y
Not Equals	!=	Does first value not equal to second value	X!=Y
Less than	<	Whether first value is less than second	X<Y
Less than or Equal to	<=	Whether first value is less than or equal to second value	X<=Y
Greater than	>	Whether first value is greater than second value	X>Y
Greater than or Equal to	>=	Whether first value is greater than or equal to second value	X>=Y

Based on the above table, we use the relations to make a condition to solve a problem in C. 

All the above operators result in 1 if the condition is true, otherwise they return 0 i.e., false.

Examples:

3==5 returns 0( false)

3<5 returns 1 (True)

5<5 returns 0 (False)

5<=5 returns 1 (True) 

 Thus we can use relational operators in conditions to solve problems in C.