Comparison component

This is the basic of any logic ✔️

You can see the comparison component in:
Scenario steps:
Condition step;
Search step;
Settings of scheduled scenario start;
Filters, Security Layers in API endpoint settings;
Filters and post-filters in Report settings.
Note that there is also a data-type—operator;
Here is a standard Directual comparison component:
The list of operators
There are following operators (lets compare A and B):
Operator
Description
Example
 >, <, >=, <=, ==, !=
Standard operators: more; less; more or equal; less or equal; equal; not equal.
Compares different data types.
A > B
// true for A=5, B = 3;
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A == B
// true for A = 5, B = '5' (A is number, B is string type
in
B is an array and contains A
A in B
// true for A = 1, B = 2,3,1,5
equalsDate, equalsDateTime
A is date, B may be string, operator convert it to a date in YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:SS+Z format.
equalsDate compares year+month+date. 
equalsDateTime requires the full conformity.
A equalsDate B
// true for A = 2020-04-01T12:00, B = 2020-04-21T21:10
 like
String B contains string A, not paying attention to lower case / upper case.
Acts as a lightweight RegExp
A like B
// true for A = 'hello', B = 'Mike developed: Hello, world!' 
 regExp
Regular expression, or regExp is a sequence of characters that define a search pattern.
Explore details and examples in RegExp article 
 isNotNull
Compares A and NULL (empty field)
A isNotNull
// false for A = '', true for A = 'hello'
 isEmpty
Checks if A is empty
A isEmpty
// false for A = 'hello', true for A = ''
arrayContainsAny
A id an Array and B is an array. arrayContainsAnymeans that we can find at least one element of B among elements of A
A arrayContainsAny B
// true for A = 1,2,3 and B = 4,3,0,a (2 is a common element)
 arrayContainsAll
A id an Array and B is an array. arrayContainsAllmeans that we can find all the elements of B among elements of A
A arrayContainsAny B
// true for A = 1,2,3 and B = 2,3
// false for A = 1,2,3 and B = 2,0
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Operator	Description	Example
>, <, >=, <=, ==, !=	Standard operators: more; less; more or equal; less or equal; equal; not equal. Compares different data types.	`A > B` `// true for A=5, B = 3;` `A == B` `// true for A = 5, B = '5' (A is number, B is string type`
in	B is an array and contains A	`A in B` `// true for A = 1, B = 2,3,1,5`
equalsDate, equalsDateTime	A is date, B may be string, operator convert it to a date in `YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:SS+Z` format. `equalsDate` compares year+month+date. `equalsDateTime` requires the full conformity.	`A equalsDate B` `// true for A = 2020-04-01T12:00, B = 2020-04-21T21:10`
like	String B contains string A, not paying attention to lower case / upper case. Acts as a lightweight `RegExp`	`A like B` `// true for A = 'hello', B = 'Mike developed: Hello, world!'`
regExp	Regular expression, or `regExp` is a sequence of characters that define a search pattern.	Explore details and examples in RegExp article
isNotNull	Compares A and NULL (empty field)	`A isNotNull` `// false for A = '', true for A = 'hello'`
isEmpty	Checks if A is empty	`A isEmpty` `// false for A = 'hello', true for A = ''`
arrayContainsAny	A id an Array and B is an array. `arrayContainsAny`means that we can find at least one element of B among elements of A	`A arrayContainsAny B` `// true for A = 1,2,3 and B = 4,3,0,a (2 is a common element)`
arrayContainsAll	A id an Array and B is an array. `arrayContainsAll`means that we can find all the elements of B among elements of A	`A arrayContainsAny B` `// true for A = 1,2,3 and B = 2,3` `// false for A = 1,2,3 and B = 2,0`