false true false the condition returns the boolean value true because the number is less than the number but because isn' less than the condition evaluates to false isn' less than so is false is less than so is true notice that evaluates to false because the number isn' smaller than the number they are the same size if alice were the same height as bobyou wouldn' say that alice is taller than bob or that alice is shorter than bob both of those statements would be false now try entering these expressions into the interactive shell = true = false = false ! false ! true 'hello='hellotrue 'hello='goodbyefalse 'hello='hellofalse 'goodbye!'hellotrue the difference between and =try not to confuse the assignment operator (=and the "equal tocomparison operator (==the equal sign (=is used in assignment statements to store value to variablewhile the equalequal sign (==is used in expressions to see whether two values are equal it' easy to accidentally use one when you meant to use the other just remember that the "equal tocomparison operator (==has two characters in itjust as the "not equal tocomparison operator (!=has two characters in it post questions to