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    There are six comparison operators in Pine Script: <, <=, !=, ==, >, and >=. The study demonstrates how these operators can be used to compare numbers, strings, series, booleans, colors, and objects like lines and labels in Pine Script. Each comparison returns either a constant boolean value or a series of boolean values depending on what is being compared.

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    There are six comparison operators in Pine Script: <, <=, !=, ==, >, and >=. The study demonstrates how these operators can be used to compare numbers, strings, series, booleans, colors, and objects like lines and labels in Pine Script. Each comparison returns either a constant boolean value or a series of boolean values depending on what is being compared.

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    There are six comparison operators in Pine Script: <, <=, !=, ==, >, and >=. The study demonstrates how these operators can be used to compare numbers, strings, series, booleans, colors, and objects like lines and labels in Pine Script. Each comparison returns either a constant boolean value or a series of boolean values depending on what is being compared.

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    //@version=4

    study("Variable Operators - Comparison Operators")

    // There are six comparison operators in Pine Script:


    // < Less Than
    // <= Less Than or Equal To
    // != Not Equal
    // == Equal
    // > Greater Than
    // >= Greater Than or Equal To

    // ----- COMPARISONS ------

    // numbers
    lt_int = 2 < 2 // const bool = false
    lt_na = 2 < na // const bool = false
    lte_int = 2 <= 2 // const bool = true
    e_int = 2 == 2 // const bool = true
    e_int_float = 2 == 2.0 // const bool = true
    ne_int = 2 != 3 // const bool = true
    gt_int = 2 > -1 // const bool = true
    gt_na = 2 > na // const bool = false
    gte_int = 2 >= 2 // const bool = true

    // strings
    // lt_string = "" < "" // ERROR
    // lte_string = "" <= "" // ERROR
    e_string = "a" == "a" // const bool = true
    e_string_na = "" == na // const bool = true
    e_string_na2 = " " == na // const bool = false
    ne_string = "" != " " // const bool = true
    // gt_string = "a" > "b" // ERROR
    // gte_string = "a" >= "b" // ERROR

    // series
    lt_series = close < 2 // series bool = [true, false]
    lt_series_na = close < na // series bool = [false, false]
    lte_series = low <= high // series bool = [true, false]
    e_series = close == 2 // series bool = [true, false]
    ne_series = close != close // series bool = [false, false]
    gt_series = high > 1.0 // series bool = [true, false]
    gte_series = high >= low // series bool = [true, false]

    // booleans
    // lt_bool = true < false // ERROR
    // lte_bool = true <= true // ERROR
    e_bool = true == true // const bool = true
    e_bool2 = true == false // const bool = false
    e_bool3 = false == false // const bool = true
    e_bool_na = false == na // const bool = false
    e_bool_na2 = true == na // const bool = false
    e_bool_one = true == 1 // const bool = false
    // e_bool_mt = false == 'string' // ERROR
    ne_bool = true != false // const bool = true
    // gt_bool = true > false // ERROR
    // gte_bool = true >= true // ERROR
    // color
    e_color = color.green == color.green // const bool = true
    e_hex = #4CAF50 != #4CAF50 // const bool = false
    e_hex_color = color.green == #4CAF50 // const bool = true
    e_comp = e_color == e_hex // const bool = false
    e_hex_2 = #4caf50 == #4CAF50 // const bool = false
    // plot(e_hex ? 1 : 0, color=#4CAF50, title='#4CAF50')
    // plot(e_comp ? 1 : 0, color=#4CAF50, title='#4CAF50')
    // plot(e_hex_2 ? 1: 0, color=#4caf50, title='#4caf50')

    // label & line


    var e_line_1 = line.new(0, 0, 0, 0) // These two lines are not the same
    var e_line_2 = line.new(0, 0, 0, 0) // at least when being compared with ==
    e_line_bool = e_line_1 == e_line_2 // series[bool] or [false] = series[line]
    == series[line]
    // Same for label.

    plot(e_line_bool ? 1 : 0)

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