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Responses_DataTypes_Numbers_Compare_Equals.png Equal (Number)


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The Equal (Number) response enables the user to compare two values by either typing in a numerical value in the Number A and Number B fields or by attaching a value or a variable node to those ports. Then once the response is executed, the result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port.



Example

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In this example, an Equal Response response is used to compare the value of Variable1 with the value of Variable2 once the user triggers the object named Activate. The result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port. We have connected this Result port to the Branch node, and if the result of the branch is True, the TrueBox will show; if the result is False, the FalseBox will show.


Responses_DataTypes_Numbers_Compare_Greater.png Greater


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The Greater response enables the user to compare two values to determine if one is greater than the other by either typing in a numerical value in the Number A and Number B fields or by attaching a value or a variable node to those ports. Then once the response is executed, the result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port.

Example

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In this example, a Greater Response is used to compare the value of Variable1 with the value of Variable2 once the user triggers the object named Activate. The result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port. We have connected this Result port to the Branch node, and if the result of the branch is True, the TrueBox will show; if the result is False, the FalseBox will show.

 

Responses_DataTypes_Numbers_Compare_GreaterOrEqual.png Greater Or Equal 


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The Greater Or Equal response enables the user to compare two values to determine if one is greater than or equal to the other by either typing in a numerical value in the Number A and Number B fields or by attaching a value or a variable node to those ports. Then once the response is executed, the result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port.

Example

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In this example, a Greater Or Equal Response is used to compare the value of Variable1 with the value of Variable2 once the user triggers the object named Activate. The result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port. We have connected this Result port to the Branch node, and if the result of the branch is True, the TrueBox will show; if the result is False, the FalseBox will show.

 

Responses_DataTypes_Numbers_Compare_Less.png Less 


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The Less response enables the user to compare two values to determine if one is less than the other by either typing in a numerical value in the Number A and Number B fields or by attaching a value or a variable node to those ports. Then once the response is executed, the result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port.

Example

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In this example, a Less is used to compare the value of Variable1 with the value of Variable2 once the user triggers the object named Activate. The result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port. We have connected this Result port to the Branch node, and if the result of the branch is True, the TrueBox will show; if the result is False, the FalseBox will show.

 

Responses_DataTypes_Numbers_Compare_LessOrEqual.png Less Or Equal


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The Less response enables the user to compare two values to determine if one is less than the other by either typing in a numerical value in the Number A and Number B fields or by attaching a value or a variable node to those ports. Then once the response is executed, the result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port.

Example

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In this example, a Less is used to compare the value of Variable1 with the value of Variable2 once the user triggers the object named Activate. The result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port. We have connected this Result port to the Branch node, and if the result of the branch is True, the TrueBox will show; if the result is False, the FalseBox will show.

 

Responses_DataTypes_Numbers_Compare_NotEqual.png Not Equal


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The Not Equal response enables the user to compare two values to determine if they are different by either typing in a numerical value in the Number A and Number B fields or by attaching a value or a variable node to those ports. Then once the response is executed, the result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port.

Example

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In this example, a Not Equal is used to compare the value of Variable1 with the value of Variable2 once the user triggers the object named Activate. The result of the comparison can be acquired through the Result port. We have connected this Result port to the Branch node, and if the result of the branch is True, the TrueBox will show; if the result is False, the FalseBox will show.

 

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