1. When used as a comparison operator, it evaluates whether the value on the left is equal to the value on the right, as shown in the following example.

2. It uses the dynamic population strategy, so crowded comparison operator is not need.

3. std::pair has a comparison operator that does effectively the same comparisons as your version.

4. In the Join dialog box change the comparison operator between the primary keys as required.

5. Second, it introduces dynamics population strategy and eliminates crowded comparison operator.

6. The le operator in the last element below is an example of a value comparison operator.

7. In the above example, both DB2 and solidDB procedures use as the is-not-equal-to comparison operator.

8. The min() and max() functions need values for which lt (less-than; a new kind of comparison operator) is defined; several types qualify.

9. However, the Java language, unlike C, has separate int and boolean types. The assignment operator returns an int, whereas the comparison operator returns a boolean.