Relational operators can be used with both numbers and strings.

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Relational operators can be used with both numbers and strings in many programming languages. When comparing strings, the comparison is typically done lexicographically, meaning it compares based on the alphabetical order of the characters. However, the specific behavior can vary depending on the programming language used.

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