Examples Of Boolean
Expressions
The following code:
Dim ABC As
Boolean
ABC = (3 > 4)
Print ABC
Will print "False" on the form.
The value of the boolean
expression 3 > 4
is "False", because 3 is not greater than
4.
The following code:
Dim ABC As Boolean
ABC = ("abf" =
"abf")
Print ABC
Will print "True" on the form.
The value of the
boolean expression "abf" = "abf"
is "True", because "abf" is equal to
"abf"
The following
code:
Dim ABC As Boolean
Dim A As Integer
Dim B As Integer
A =
1
B = 2
ABC = (A + 1 = B)
Print ABC
Will print "True" on the
form,
because the value of the boolean expression (A + 1 = B) is
"True".
In Boolean expressions you can use the following
signs:
= | Equal to |
<> | Not Equal to |
> | Greater than |
< | Smaller than |
>= | Greater than or Equal to |
<= | Smaller than or Equal to |