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Challenge: Working with Comparison Operators

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You are given the variables first, second, and third. Using comparison operators, check the following:

  • Does first have the same value as third? Store the result in the variable first_comparison.
  • Is the product of first * second less than the product of third * first? Store the result in the variable second_comparison.

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Challenge: Working with Comparison Operators

Task

Swipe to start coding

You are given the variables first, second, and third. Using comparison operators, check the following:

  • Does first have the same value as third? Store the result in the variable first_comparison.
  • Is the product of first * second less than the product of third * first? Store the result in the variable second_comparison.

Solution

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SectionΒ 3. ChapterΒ 2
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