Determines if one expression is less than or equal to another expression.
LESSEREQUAL(val1, val2)
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val1 |
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A scalar, series, or table. |
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val2 |
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A scalar, series, or table. |
A scalar, series, or table (containing the value 1 or 0) of the same type as the higher of the two expressions. 1: TRUE, 0: FALSE. Integer is the lowest type, Real is next, and Complex is the highest type. If one or both of the expressions is a series, then a series results. The following is a list of type conversion rules:
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Integer |
<= |
Real |
yields Real |
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Integer |
<= |
Series |
yields Series |
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Integer |
<= |
Integer |
yields Integer |
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Real |
<= |
Complex |
yields Complex |
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Real |
<= |
Series |
yields Series |
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Complex |
<= |
Real Series |
yields Complex Series |
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String |
<= |
String |
yields String |
lesserequal(max(W1), 30)
returns a 1 if the maximum value of W1 is less than or equal to 30.0, or 0 if the maximum value of W1 is not less than or equal to 30.0.
lesserequal({1, 3, 4}, {0, 5, 2})
returns a series {0, 1, 0}.
LESSEREQUAL(a, b) is equivalent to a <= b.
String comparisons use STRCMP
&& || ! AND OR NOT XOR (Logical Operators)