(> item1 item2 ...)

The first is greater than the others .

The greater-than function displays a T (true) or a nil (false):

If the first item is greater than the second item (and so on), this function returns a T.
If the second item is less than or equal to the first, this function returns nil.

If this function contains more than two items, the function returns T when each item to the right is greater than the item to its left. The items can be numbers or strings.

Examples

This expression	Returns
(> 6 4.9)	T
(> 7 8)	nil
(> 6 4 4)	nil
(> 6)	T
(> "y" "x")	T

NOTE This function is the opposite of the <= (Less Than or Equal To operator) function.

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(/= item1 item2 ...)

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