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Name the six relational operators use in Python
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In Python, the six relational (or comparison) operators are:
1. **Equal to**: `==`
2. **Not equal to**: `!=`
3. **Greater than**: `>`
4. **Less than**: `<`
5. **Greater than or equal to**: `>=`
6. **Less than or equal to**: `<=`
These operators are used to compare two values and return a Boolean result (`True` or `False`).
1. **Equal to**: `==`
2. **Not equal to**: `!=`
3. **Greater than**: `>`
4. **Less than**: `<`
5. **Greater than or equal to**: `>=`
6. **Less than or equal to**: `<=`
These operators are used to compare two values and return a Boolean result (`True` or `False`).
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