A comparison is correct only when the correct operands and operators are used.
The contents of one field are compared to the contents of another field or a constant using comparison operators. They can be used in record expressions and target field expressions separately or in conjunction with other operators and functions. For instance:
Less than () — if the value on the left is lower than the value on the right, it returns true; otherwise, it does not. If the value on the left is greater than the value on the right, the greater than (>) function returns true; otherwise, it returns false.
The operators specify what procedure or action to carry out.
The operands specify which objects should be subject to the action. Any type of data item, including a constant, a variable, an array element, a function, a substring, a field from a structured record (if it evaluates to a scalar data item), and an expression, can be an operand.
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