#### Operator greater than ( > )

##### numeric op1 > numeric op2

If Op1 is greater than Op2, the return value will be true. If Op1 is < and == Op2, the return value will be false.

Examples

- The return value of the following statement is true.

  `3>2.56`

- The return value of the following statement is false.

  `5.29>7.55`

##### string op1 > string op2

If Op1 is greater than Op2, the return value will be true. If Op1 is < and == Op2, the return value will be false.

Examples

- The return value of the following statement is true.

  `"string abcd" > "string abc"`

- The return value of the following statement is false.

  `"string abc" > "string abcd"`

##### date op1 > date op2

If Op1 is greater than Op2, the return value will be true. If Op1 is < and == Op2, the return value will be false.

Example

The return value of the following statement is true.

`ToDate(1999, 10, 10) > ToDate(1999, 2, 5)`

##### time op1 > time op2

If Op1 is greater than Op2, the return value will be true. If Op1 is < and == Op2, the return value will be false.

Example

The return value of the following statement is true.

`ToTime(10, 10, 10) > ToTime(8, 10, 10)`

##### datetime op1 > datetime op2

If Op1 is greater than Op2, the return value will be true. If Op1 is < and == Op2, the return value will be false.

Example

The return value of the following statement is true.

`ToDateTime(1999, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10) > ToDateTime(1999, 5, 10, 8, 5, 5)`