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param.bRenderAsTable = 'true' && D_PortalContext.pyIsBasket!='true' &&

D_PortalContext.pyLabel!=''
pyIsMobile || .pxObjClass != 'PegaSocial-Document' && pxThread.pzACName!
='actertiary'
param.bRenderAsTable != 'true'
.pySpaceSearchText=='' && !pxIsMobileDevice
.pySpaceSearchText==''
.pySpaceSearchText!= '' && !pxIsMobileDevice
.pySpaceSearchText!=''
.pxUserDashboardWidgetOptions.pyUsage = ''
.pxUserDashboardWidgetOptions.pyUsage = 10
.pxUserDashboardWidgetOptions.pyUsage = 20
.pxUserDashboardWidgetOptions.pyUsage = 30
.pxUserDashboardWidgetOptions.pyUsage = 40
.pxUserDashboardWidgetOptions.pyUsage = 50
.pxUserDashboardWidgetOptions.pyUsage = 100

when condition

!F AND A AND B AND !C AND !D AND E

(1)
((1 OR 7) AND 2 AND 3) OR (4 AND 5 AND 6) OR ((8 OR 9) AND 10 AND 11)
A AND B
( (A OR B) AND C) OR D
1
A OR !B
(Home || AllConfig) && DataPortalClass

Certainly! Here are some common comparison statements and operators that you might
encounter in programming for future reference:

1. Equality (Equal to):

- `==`: Checks if two values are equal.
- `===` (strict equality): Checks if two values are equal in both value and data
type.

2. Inequality (Not equal to):

- `!=`: Checks if two values are not equal.
- `!==` (strict inequality): Checks if two values are not equal in either value
or data type.

3. Greater Than and Less Than:

- `>`: Greater than (e.g., `x > y`).
- `<`: Less than (e.g., `x < y`).
- `>=`: Greater than or equal to (e.g., `x >= y`).
- `<=`: Less than or equal to (e.g., `x <= y`).

4. Logical Operators:
- `&&` (AND): Used to combine two or more conditions, and the result is true if
all conditions are true.
- `||` (OR): Used to combine two or more conditions, and the result is true if
at least one condition is true.
- `!` (NOT): Used to negate a condition, turning `true` into `false` and vice
versa.

5. String Comparison:
 - `==` and `!=`: Used to compare strings for equality or inequality.
- `.equals()` (for some languages like Java): Used to compare strings for
equality.

6. Ternary Operator:
- `condition ? valueIfTrue : valueIfFalse`: Used to assign a value based on a
condition. If the condition is true, the first value is assigned; otherwise, the
second value is assigned.

7. Typeof Operator (for JavaScript):

- `typeof variable`: Used to check the data type of a variable.

8. Identity Operators (for JavaScript):

- `===` and `!==`: Used for strict comparison, including data type comparison.

9. instanceof Operator (for JavaScript):

- `object instanceof constructor`: Used to check if an object is an instance of
a particular constructor or class.

These are some of the common comparison statements and operators used in
programming. Keep in mind that the syntax and usage of these statements may vary
depending on the programming language you are working with.

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