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Flash Player 4; Flash Player 5. In Flash 5 and later, the <
(less than) operator is a comparison operator capable of handling various data types. In Flash 4, <
is an numeric operator. Flash 4 files brought into the Flash 5 or later authoring environment undergo a conversion process to maintain data type integrity. The following illustrates the conversion of a Flash 4 file containing a numeric quality comparison.
Flash 4 file:
x < y
Converted Flash 5 or later file:
Number(x) < Number(y)
expression1
<
expression2
expression1,expression2
A number or string.
Operator (comparison); compares two expressions and determines whether expression1
is less than expression2
; if so, the operator returns true
. If expression1
is greater than or equal to expression2
, the operator returns false
. String expressions are evaluated using alphabetical order; all capital letters come before lowercase letters.
The following examples illustrate true
and false
returns for both numeric and string comparisons.
3 < 10; // true 10 < 3; // false "Allen" < "Jack"; // true "Jack" < "Allen"; // false "11" < "3"; //true "11" < 3; // numeric comparison // false "C" < "abc"; // false "A" < "a"; // true
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