if-else equalities

For if-else statements:

• == represents "EQUAL"
  -if a is EQUAL to b:
  eg: if(a == b) {...}
  
• != represents "NOT EQUAL"
  -if a is NOT EQUAL to b:
  eg: if(a != b) {...}
  
• < represents "LESS THAN"
  -if a is LESS THAN b:
  eg: if(a < b) {...}
  
• <= represents "LESS THAN OR EQUAL"
  -if a is LESS THAN OR EQUAL to b:
  eg: if(a <= b) {...}
  
• > represents "MORE THAN"
  -if a is MORE THAN b:
  eg: if(a > b) {...}
  
• >= represents "MORE THAN OR EQUAL"
  -if a is MORE THAN OR EQUAL to b:
  eg: if(a >= b) {...}
  
• || represents "OR"
  - if I am going to japan OR going to america, i scan 10 fingers:
  eg: if(dest=="japan" || dest=="america") {...}
  
• && represents "AND"
  - if I have more than $5 AND today is tuesday, I will eat KFC meal:
  eg: if(money>5 && day=="tue") {...}