Comparison Operators
Please read the if else statment tutorial first.
We’ll start off with our basic PHP tags:
<?php
?>Now, we’ll add the if statement:
<?php
if ()
echo "";
?>And the else:
<?php
if ()
echo "";
else
echo "";
?>For the if, we’ll do ‘if 5 is greater than 7) e.g. 5 > 7.
<?php
if (5 > 7)
echo "";
else
echo "";
?>If that’s true, we’ll say ‘True!’ and if false, we’ll say ‘False!’:
<?php
if (5 > 7)
echo "True!";
else
echo "False!";
?>For the if, you can do greater than (>), smaller than (<), equal to (==), you can also combine the two e.g. <= or >=. You can then do not equal to (!=), or if something is not smaller than (!<) or not bigger than (!>).
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