less (<) less than comparison
greater (>) greater than comparison

## Description

logical comparison symbol

<>

  means "different" (same as `~=`)

<

  means "less than"

>

  means "greater than"

<=

  means less than or equal to.

>=

  means greater than or equal to

## Examples

    (1:5)==3
    (1:5)<=4
    (1:5)<=[1 4 2 3 0]
    1<[]

## See also

- if
- comparison
- equal

## History

6.0
- `~` (not)'s priority is now higher than `<`, `<=`, `>` and `>=` one. For instance, `~3<1` is parsed as `(~3)<1` instead of `~(3<1)` and now yields an error instead of `%T`.
- `A>[]` , `A>=[]` , `A<[]` , `A<=[]` , `[]>A` , `[]>=A` , `[]<A` , and `[]<=A` now return `[]` instead of an error.