To compare two numbers in Python using Boolean logic, you can perform various comparisons and return the results. Below is an example code that compares the two numbers a and b using various comparison operators:
a = 12
b = 8
# Using Boolean expressions to compare the two numbers
is_equal = a == b # Check if they are equal
is_not_equal = a != b # Check if they are not equal
is_a_greater = a > b # Check if a is greater than b
is_a_less = a < b # Check if a is less than b
is_a_greater_or_equal = a >= b # Check if a is greater than or equal to b
is_a_less_or_equal = a <= b # Check if a is less than or equal to b
# Print the results
print("Is a equal to b? :", is_equal)
print("Is a not equal to b? :", is_not_equal)
print("Is a greater than b? :", is_a_greater)
print("Is a less than b? :", is_a_less)
print("Is a greater or equal to b? :", is_a_greater_or_equal)
print("Is a less or equal to b? :", is_a_less_or_equal)
When you run the code, it will output the result of these comparisons in a Boolean format (True or False):
Is a equal to b? : False
Is a not equal to b? : True
Is a greater than b? : True
Is a less than b? : False
Is a greater or equal to b? : True
Is a less or equal to b? : False
This code does a complete comparison of the two numbers and shows how you can use Boolean expressions.