Given two integers a and b, evaluate the six relational operatorsRelational OperatorsOperators that compare two values and produce true or false: ==, !=, <, <=, >, >=. on them in the order ==, !=, <, <=, >, >=, and return 1 for each true comparison and 0 for each false one. Every if and every loop condition is built from these comparisons. The second solution shows that they are not independent: once you know whether a equals b and whether a is less than b, the other four follow by combining or negatingNegationFlipping a boolean: true becomes false and false becomes true (the ! operator, or not in Python). those two.