Expressions - Compound Expression - Relational Operators and Comparison Operators

Describe the feature

The usual <,>,<=,>=,==,!= kind of relations...

Describe the solution you would like

Semantic Meaning of "<": "less than" in terms of logical equivalence."  
Returns: True or False.
Example:
a = 5
b = 5
a < 5    ==> False

Semantic Meaning of ">": "greater than" in terms of logical equivalence."   
Returns: True or False.
Example:
a = 5
b = 5
a > 5    ==> False

Semantic Meaning of "==": "equivalent to" in terms of logical equivalence."   
Returns: True or False.
Example:
a = 5
b = 5
a == 5    ==> True

Semantic Meaning of "!=": "not equivalent to" in terms of logical equivalence."   
Returns: True or False.
Example:
a = 5
b = 5
a != 5    ==> False

Semantic Meaning of "<=": "less than or equivalent to: in terms of logical equivalence."   
Returns: True or False.
Example:
a = 5
b = 5
a <= 5    ==> True

Semantic Meaning of ">=": "greater than or equivalent to: in terms of logical equivalence."   
Returns: True or False.
Example:
a = 5
b = 5
a >= 5    ==> True

<NOT TO BE USED> Semantic Meaning of "is": "object comparison of is thisObject 'THE' SAME OBJECT AS thatObject 
from an address prospective"  
Returns: True or False 
Example: 
a = 5
b = 5
listAB = []
listAB.append(a)
listAB.append(b)
logic1_1 = 5 in listAB     ==> True
logic1_2 = 5 not in listAB ==> False
logic2 = 5 is 5            ==> True
logic3_1 = b is listAB[0]  ==> True
logic3_2 = b is listAB[1]  ==> True
logic4 = [a,b] is listAB   ==> False
[a,b]: [5,5]
listAB: [5,5]

<NOT TO BE USED> Semantic Meaning of "is not": "object comparison of is thisObject NOT 'THE' SAME OBJECT AS thatObject 
from an address prospective"
Returns: True or False.
Example:  logic5 = [a,b] is not listAB   ==> True

Semantic Meaning of "in": "check if object / field value IS in this list"
Returns: True or False.
Example: logic1_1 = 5 in listAB          ==> True

Semantic Meaning of "not in": "check if object / field value IS NOT in this list"
Returns: True or False.
Example: logic1_2 = 5 not in listAB      ==> False

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With respect to a conditional-ternary-expression:
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Semantic Meaning of "?": "if the condition-expression is true then then use the ifTrue-expression to resolve the value.
Semantic Meaning of ":" "if the condition-expression is not true then use the ifFalse-expression to resolve the value.
<conditional-ternary-expression> ::=  <condition-expression> '?' <ifTrue-expression> ':' <ifFalse-expression>
Returns: Value.
Example:  egoLane -> LaneChoice == "Left" ? Lane1 : Lane3
Example Context:  LaneChoice does equal "Left"
Example Resultant:  egoLane -> Lane1

https://medium.com/swlh/the-one-liner-if-statement-kinda-87318a85eef1
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Conditional_Operator

condition-expression
An expression whose value is used as a condition.

exprIfTrue-expression
An expression which is evaluated if the condition evaluates to a true value (condition-expresion has  a value is converted to true).

exprIfFalse-expression
An expression which is executed if the condition is false (condition-expresion has a value which is converted to false).

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With Respect to resolving a value
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Semantic Meaning of "->": "This field resolves to the following value." 
Returns: a value assignment to a field.
Example:  egoLane -> LaneChoice == "Left" ? Lane1 : Lane3
Example Context:  LaneChoice does equal "Left"
Example Resultant:  egoLane -> Lane1


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Type Checking
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Semantic Meaning of ".is(<type>)": "checks object to see if the object IS of the defined type.
Returns: True or False
Example:
v1: Vehicle
v1IsVehicle = v1.is(Vehicle)
Example Resultant: v1IsVehicle is True

Other Possibilities:  ".oftype(<type>)"

<DO NOT USE> Semantic Meaning of ".isnt(<type>)": "checks object to see if the object IS NOT of the defined type.
Returns: True or False
Example:
v1: Vehicle
v1IsntPerson = v1.isnt(Person)
Example Resultant: v1IsntPerson is True

INSTEAD:  not v1.is(Person)

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