Compare the following using > , < , or =
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Captionless Image
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It is not possible to compare "Captionless Image" with "*", as "*" is not a comparable entity. Therefore, it cannot be determined whether "Captionless Image" is greater than, less than, or equal to "*".
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It is not possible to compare ">" with "<" or "=", as they are not comparable entities. ">" is a symbol used to indicate greater than, "<" is a symbol used to indicate less than, and "=" is a symbol used to indicate equality. They cannot be compared in terms of greater than, less than, or equal to each other.
To compare the three elements - "*", "Captionless Image", and "-", you need to consider their order in the ASCII table.
The ASCII value of "*" is 42.
The ASCII value of "Captionless Image" will depend on the programming language or framework you are using, as each character has a specific ASCII value. However, for simplicity, let's just consider the ASCII value of the first character, which is "C". The ASCII value of "C" is 67.
The ASCII value of "-" is 45.
Comparing the ASCII values of these elements, we can determine their order:
* (42) < "Captionless Image" (67) - The ASCII value of "*" is less than the ASCII value of "C", so "*" is less than "Captionless Image".
* (42) < - (45) - The ASCII value of "*" is less than the ASCII value of "-", so "*" is less than "-".
"Captionless Image" (67) > - (45) - The ASCII value of "C" is greater than the ASCII value of "-", so "Captionless Image" is greater than "-".
In conclusion:
* < "Captionless Image"
* < -
"Captionless Image" > -
Please note that this comparison is based on the ASCII values of the characters. The actual comparison may vary based on the specific rules of the programming language or framework you are using.