Technically, he's using relational operators if/else are conditionals that evaluate the boolean datatypes that result from the relational operation. Is it break

Technically, he's using relational operators if/else are conditionals that evaluate the boolean datatypes that result from the relational operation. Is it breaking the rule? Not really. Is it a loophole? Probably. The original question probably intended it to mean "no comparing" rather than "no conditional statements"