List of base value qualifiers such as ’>’, ’<’ etc
| qualifier_id | symbol | description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | < | Less than. The value is smaller than the compared value. |
| 2 | > | Greater than. The value is larger than the compared value. |
| 3 | = | Equal to. The value is exactly equal to the compared value. |
| 4 | <= | Less than or equal to. The value is smaller than or equal to the compared value. |
| 5 | >= | Greater than or equal to. The value is larger than or equal to the compared value. |
| 6 | ~<= | Approximately less than or equal to (informal, text-friendly) |
| 7 | ~>= | Approximately greater than or equal to the compared value. |
| 8 | ~ | Approximately equal to. The value is roughly around the compared value, but not exact. |
| 9 | ≈ | Almost equal to. The value is very close to the compared value but may not be exactly the same. |
| 10 | ≠ | Not equal to. The value is different from the compared value. |
| 11 | ± | Plus-minus. Indicates a value range where the actual value could be either greater or smaller by a specific amount. |
| 12 | ≈ but ≠ | Almost equal to but not the same. The value is very close to the compared value but not be exactly the same. |
| 13 | ≃ | The value might be the same as the compared value (or asymptotically equal to or). |