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#1:
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#2:
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Operators supported by CC


Operator syntax
Description


!
The "not" operator.


lt
The "less than" operator.


lte
The "less than or equal to" operator.


gt
The "greater than" operator.


gte
The "greater than or equal to"              operator




With the above operators more generic detection of        browsers such as IE6+ (which encompasses IE6, IE6.1, IE7, and so on)        becomes possible. For example:


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