#SAS, size 17, by user3490

%put%eval(a>1>b); 

Simply evaluates the expression a>0>b left to right (giving the results of FALSE, which is represented in SAS by 0) and prints the result to the log.

(Thanks to Sp3000 for noting I originally wrote a>0>b.)

SAS, size 17, by user3490

%put%eval(a>1>b); 

Simply evaluates the expression a>0>b left to right (giving the results of FALSE, which is represented in SAS by 0) and prints the result to the log.

(Thanks to Sp3000 for noting I originally wrote a>0>b.)

#SAS, size 17, by user3490

%put%eval(a>1>b); 

Simply evaluates the expression a>0>b left to right (giving the results of FALSE, which is represented in SAS by 0) and prints the result to the log.

(Thanks to Sp3000 for noting I originally wrote a>0>b.)

#SAS, size 17, by user3490

%put%eval(a>1>b); 

Simply evaluates the expression a>0>b left to right (giving the results of FALSE, which is represented in SAS by 0) and prints the result to the log.

(Thanks to Sp3000 for noting I originally wrote a>0>b.)

#SAS, size 17, by user3490

%put%eval(a>0>b); 

Simply evaluates the expression a>0>b left to right (giving the results of FALSE, which is represented in SAS by 0) and prints the result to the log.

#SAS, size 17, by user3490

%put%eval(a>1>b); 

Simply evaluates the expression a>0>b left to right (giving the results of FALSE, which is represented in SAS by 0) and prints the result to the log.

(Thanks to Sp3000 for noting I originally wrote a>0>b.)