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→Examples: the `typeOf` example from programming languages is completely unrelated to the topic of boolean expressions and will be a confusing addition to a beginner. |
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*The expression {{code|3 > 5}} is evaluated as {{samp|false}}.
*{{code|1=5>=3}} and {{code|1=3<=5}} are equivalent Boolean expressions, both of which are evaluated as {{samp|true}}.
*Of course, most Boolean expressions will contain at least one variable ({{code|X > 3}}), and often more ({{code|X > Y}}).
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