The various relational operator objects (>, ==, ...) output 1 if the statement is true or 0 if it is false.
It is important to notice that these objects output values (0 or 1) when a value or bang is sent to the left input, rather than only output a value if the condition is true.
If an input value to a select object matches an argument, a “bang” will be sent out the corresponding outlet. Otherwise, the input value is sent out the right-most outlet.
select arguments can be numbers or symbols but not both at the same time.
Logical || and && objects, as well as binary shift » and « objects, also exist.
