In TL-Script numbers, character strings, boolean values ​​and sets with arbitrary values ​​of these types can be compared with each other.

Numbers

Numbers are compared according to their natural order.

Strings

Strings are compared based on their technical order (neither upper and lower case letters nor letters with and without accents are identified with each other). Here, "A" < "a" and "Á" != "A". Special functions are available for comparisons that produce lexicographic order, see Compare strings.

Boolean

When comparing booleans, i.e., true and false, true is greater than false.

Sets

Sets are compared element by element. A set l1 is smaller than a set l2 if there is an index n at which its element l1[n] is smaller than the element l2[n], but all other elements l1[k] are equal to the elements l2[k] for k < n. This comparison identifies one-element sets and single values with each other. That is, a one-element set is equal to its single value contained in it.