2.These operators can be used for every primitive data type. But we can't apply these operators for boolean type.
example:-
System.out.println(10<20); output is true
System.out.println('b'<20); output is false (hint: b's unicode value is greater )
System.out.println('b'<99.7); output is true (hint: b's unicode value is lower)
System.out.println(true<false); Compile Time Error(Cannot Applied to Boolean)
3.Relational Operators cannot be applied on Objects types.
example:-
System.out.println("javabychetan"<''blogspot");
Compile Time Error (Cannot Applied to java.lang.String)
4.Nesting of Relational Operators is not Allowed.
example:-
System.out.println(10<20<30);
Compile Time Error (Cannot Apply to Boolean, Int)
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