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Sorry And here's your smoke du jour brought to you

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by relational operators The programming kind Not your uncle who

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botched all those faceless after the following code segment has

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run into a equals four into the three which code

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will run without throwing an exception and hear the mental

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answers All right it's a question of syntax and all

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of our potential answers are pretty similar It looks like

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the goal is to write a line of job that

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compares a tv and print a true or false without

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throwing an exception Let's examine him or both Right off

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the bat we can see that answer cnd aren't properly

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capitalizing the word system Those around job interpreter would have

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a fit if that's all that now we're left with

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a b and heat which all look really really really

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similar They're all properly capitalized system and different only in

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the way they use their operators in the relation als

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comparison statement Begin a line when job syntex requires that

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greater than and less than signs come before equal do

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not we cannot any out Leaving me behind will be

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we've got a simple working line of code that compares

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a to b temperance true or false depending on the

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result of the comparison What do you think i turned 00:01:19.664 --> [endTime] out Okay right

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