Answer Posted / surya

if(!(a/b)) // if a is less than b then division result will be zero.
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{
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cout << " b is greater than a";
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}
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else if (!(a-b)) // we know a is greater than or equal to b now. check whether they are equal.
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{
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cout << "a and b are equal";
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}
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else
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cout << "a is greater than b";

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