Which category includes operators used to compare values (for example, equal to or greater than)?

• A. Arithmetic operators
• B. Lower
• C. Logical operators
• D. Length

Answer: (C)

When you compare values, you’re using operators that test relationships such as equal to or greater than. These tests produce boolean results—true or false—that are used to decide which path a program should take. Those boolean outcomes form the basis of logic in control flow, and they are often combined with other tests using logical operators like AND, OR, and NOT to build more complex decisions. Among the given options, this category best covers the idea of evaluating conditions that guide the program, because it centers on how tests of relationships are used to drive choices in code. The arithmetic category is about calculations, not comparisons; length isn’t a category of operators; and “lower” isn’t a standard operator group.