a < b < c is alway TRUE

Why would you expect 1 > 1 to be True?

i didnt't realize TRUE<-1

i thought TRUE was something like INF or so, because normally the following is 
false (like Duncan wrote):

In R like C, FALSE is 0 and TRUE is 1

normally in C you define somewhat like
#define FALSE ((unsigned long) 0)
#define TRUE (~((unsigned long) 0))
(ok, there are more aesthetic ways, you can use "signed",...)

but using binary negation makes much sense in many ways. so in C TRUE evaluates 
to max( long) (if you use the unsigned variant), and in fact i thought this 
would be the implementation in R as well...

cu
till

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