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Relational operators
The relational operators are =, /=, <, <=, > and >= with their
usual meanings (/= denotes the not equal operator). The result of
all these operators is a boolean value, true or false. The arguments
to the = and /= operators may be of any type. The arguments of the
<, <=, > and >= operators may be any scalar or one-dimensional array
of a discrete type. If the arguments are one-dimensional arrays, then the
arguments must be the same length and the result is true only if the relation
is true for each corresponding element of the array arguments.