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[r: gt(2,1)] | [r: gt(2,1)] | ||
[r: gt(2,1,0)] | [r: gt(2,1,0)] | ||
[r: gt(2,1,1)] | [r: gt(2,1,1)] | ||
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Revision as of 16:00, 15 March 2023
gt() Function
This function compares provided numeric values and returns
true(1) if the first is greater than the second and the second greater than the third and so no. If any comparison fails, the function returns false.Usage
gt(n1, n2, ...)Parameters
n1- Numbern2+- Number
Example
[r: gt(2,1)]
[r: gt(2,1,0)]
[r: gt(2,1,1)]Returns:
1
1
0