These functions compare their two arguments in a scalar fashion, the arguments may be of any type but the results are only meaningful for numbers, strings (ASCII values of each byte compared until a non-matching pair is found then those two values are compared as numbers) and positions.
t when arg1 is `greater than' arg2.
t when arg1 is `greater than or equal to' arg2.
t when arg1 is `less than' arg2.
t when arg1 is `less than or equal to' arg2.
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