Integer and Float Operators
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    Article summary

    Integer and float operators are used to compare numerical values. Integers are whole numbers without decimal points (e.g., 5, -3), while floats are numbers with decimal points (e.g., 5.5, -3.14). Floats allow for a more precise representation of values.

    Integer and float help in checking whether a number is equal to, greater than, or less than another number, among other conditions. The following table describes the integer and float operators with examples.

    Operator

    Description

    Example

    is equal to

    Checks if the number field matches exactly with another static number.

    Age is equal to 30

    is not equal to

    Checks if the string does not match another string.

    Age is not equal to 50

    is empty

    Checks if the numeric value is empty (has no value).

    Amount is empty

    is not empty

    Checks if the numeric value is not empty (contains a value).

    Amount is not empty

    is less than

    Checks if the number is smaller than another number.

    Temperature is less than 75

    is greater than

    Checks if the number is larger than another number.

    Salary is greater than 10000

    is less than or equal to

    Checks if the number is smaller than or equal to another number.

    Price is less than or equal to 100

    is greater than or equal to

    Checks if the number is larger than or equal to another number.

    Quantity is greater than or equal to 10

    between

    Checks if the number falls within a specified range.

    Age is between 20 and 30

    not between

    Checks if the number does not fall within a specified range.

    Temperature is not between 30 and 60

    in

    Checks if the number matches any value in a list.

    Note

    When you provide multiple values, comma is mandatory as a separator.

    Number is in (1, 2, 3)

    not in

    Checks if the number does not match any value in a list.

    Note

    When you provide multiple values, comma is mandatory as a separator.

    Number is not in (4, 5, 6)

    is anything

    Checks if the number has any value assigned (including zero).

    Age is anything (true if age has a value)

    is same

    Checks if the value of an integer field is the same as the specified integer.

    Age is same as Years of Experience

    Revenue is same as Target Amount

    is different

    Checks if the value of an integer field is different from the specified integer field.

    Age is different from Years of Experience

    Revenue is different from Target Amount

    greater than

    Checks if the number is greater than the value of another number.

    Sales (1200) > Target Sales (1000)

    less than

    Checks if the number is less than the value of another number.

    Expenses (800) < Budget (1000)

    greater than or is equal to

    Checks if the number is greater than or equal to the value of another number.

    Revenue (5000) ≥ Minimum Requirement (5000)

    less than or is equal to

    Checks if the number is less than or equal to the value of another number.

    Hours Worked (35) ≤ Max Hours (40)


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