Ordering (<, <=, > , >=)

Airscript supports the following ordering operators: greater than (>), greater than or equal (>=), less than (<), less than or equal (<=). The ordering operators can be used with Numbers and Strings. For numbers these operators compare the magnitude of the number. Consider the following examples:

1 < 2 => TRUE  
1 <= 2 => TRUE  
1 < 1 => FALSE  
1 <= 1 => TRUE  
1 > 2 => FALSE  
1 >= 2 => FALSE  
1 > 1 => FALSE  
1 >= 1 => TRUE

The ordering operators compare Strings lexicographically, consider the following examples:

"air" < "airscript" => TRUE  
"air" <= "airscript" => TRUE  
"airscript" < "airscript" => FALSE  
"airscript" <= "airscript" => TRUE  
"air" > "airscript" => FALSE  
"air" >= "airscript" => FALSE  
"airscript" > "airscript" => FALSE  
"airscript" >= "airscript" => TRUE

Comparing the order between two complex objects will always return FALSE.