a<b<c
Andy Peek wrote:
3<2<1
[1] TRUE
4<3<2
[1] TRUE
12<4<1
[1] TRUE
7<6<5<4
[1] TRUE
8<7<6<5<4
[1] TRUE
27<26<25
[1] TRUE
9<8<7<6<5<4<3<2
[1] TRUE
9<8<7<6<5<4<3
[1] TRUE
9<8<7<6<5<4
[1] TRUE
9<8<7<6<5
[1] TRUE
9<8<7<6
[1] TRUE
9<8<7
[1] TRUE
4<3<2<1
[1] FALSE
5<4<3<2<1
[1] FALSE 10<9<8<7<6<5<4<3<2<1 [1] FALSE
9<8<7<6<5<4<3<2<1
[1] FALSE
9<8
[1] FALSE
8<7<6<5<4<3<2<1
[1] FALSE
7<6<5<4<3<2<1
[1] FALSE
6<5<4<3<2<1
[1] FALSE
5<4<3<2<1
[1] FALSE
4<3<2<1
[1] FALSE
3<2<1
[1] TRUE 3<2<1 appears not to be a special case for TRUE
Think about :
(3<2)<1
[1] TRUE
3<(2<1)
[1] FALSE
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