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6.4.1.3 “*” block

It is used to multiply two values, given on left side and right side of “*” operator.
6.4.1.4 “/” block

It is used to divide two values, given on the left side and right side of “/” operator.

6.4.2 Relational operators— “Operators” block

There are 3 types of relational operators present in “Operators” block. All these
blocks are “boolean” blocks, which checks the values and gives output in true or

false.
6.4.2.1 “>” block

This block is used to check whether the left-side value is greater than the right-
side value or not.

6.4.2.2 “<” block

This block is used to check whether the left-side value is less than the right-side
value or not.

6.4.2.3 “=” block

This block is used to check whether the left-side value is equal to the right-side
value or not.

6.4.3 Logical operators— “Operators” block

There are 3 types of logical operators present in “Operators” block. All these blocks
are “boolean” blocks, which gives output in True or False.

6.4.3.1 “and” block
This block returns true when the left-side value and right-side value of “and”
operator, both are true. E.g. pen and pencil means both pen and pencil.

6.4.3.2 “or” block

This block returns true when any one of the left-side value or right-side value of
“or” operator, is true. E.g. pen or pencil means any one pen or pencil.
6.4.3.3 “not” block

This block returns true when the value of the variable is false otherwise true.

6.4.4 More Operators— “Operators” block

6.4.4.1 “pick random… to …

This block is a “reporter” block and used to choose and return any random value
from start value to end value.

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