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==MORE==
==Unit Aware Logical Operations==
Unit aware variables and arrays can also be operated on with Unit Aware Logical Operators and Unit Aware Mathematical Operators. Such operators are listed in [[Unit_Operators]].
Is 1m greater than 1cm?
1m<>>1cm;
true
Is 1m greater than 1cm, and is 2m greater than 200cm?
[1m,2m]<>>[1cm,200cm];
Answer is:
[true, false]. Note that an array of answers is obtained here.
Is 1m greater than or equal to 1cm, and is 2m greater or equal to than 200cm?
[1m,2m]<>=>[1cm,200cm];
Answer is:
[true, true].
Is 1m less than 1cm, and is 2m less than 200cm?
[1m,2m]<<>[1cm,200cm];
Answer is:
[false,false]
Is 1m equal to 1cm, and is 2m equal to 200cm?
[1m,2m]<==>[1cm,200cm];
Answer is:
[false,true]
Is 1m not equal to 1cm, and is 2m not equal to 200cm?
[1m,2m]<!=>[1cm,200cm];
Answer is:
[true,false]
Is 1m less than 1cm, and is 2m less than 199.99cm?
[1m,2m]<<=>[1cm,199.99cm];
Answer is:
[false,false]
Is 1m less than or equal to 1cm, and is 2m less than or equal to 199.99cm?
[1m,2m]<<=>[1cm,200.01cm];
Answer is:
[false,true]
Also note that it is not necessary for both sides of these to be the same size. For example, the following is a check to see which all numbers between 1m to 10m are greater than 3m.
((1..10)<>m)<>>3m;
And the answer is:
{| class="wikitable"|-
| false
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| false
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| false
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| true
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| true
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| true
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| true
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| true
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| true
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| true
|}
The following is a check to see which all numbers in the series 0.1m, 1.1m, upto 10m are greater than 30cm.
((0.1..10)<>m)<>>30cm
The answer is:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Numeric !! Units !! UNITSOF
|-
| 0.1 || m || 0.1m
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| 1.1 || m || 1.1m
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| 2.1 || m || 2.1m
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| 3.1 || m || 3.1m
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| 4.1 || m || 4.1m
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| 5.1 || m || 5.1m
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| 6.1 || m || 6.1m
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| 7.1 || m || 7.1m
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| 8.1 || m || 8.1m
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| 9.1 || m || 9.1m
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==MORE==
(1..100)<>l<>ul
1Pa<>atm
E:=(m<>kg)<*>(SPEEDOFLIGHT()<^>2);
b=E(2g);
ConvertToUnitOfNature(b,"energy")
((0.1..10)<>m)<>>30cm