I usually use Crystal when I write my code. In Crystal, there is the <=> comparison operator. Usage is simple:
p! 404 <=> 405
This would print the following in my terminal:
404 <=> 405 # => -1
The printed value is -1, but if the integers in the equation were switched, it would print 1, as 405 is greater than 404. If the integers were equal, it would print 0.
I would like to use something similar in a Julia program I am writing, but can't seem to find an operator that works. I can of course use if-else if-else logic but I am really only concerned with storing the value in a database.