Added evaluate function for MathComparison classes. #3
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The fact that MathComparison classes return the left or right side makes it difficult to evalute if they are true or not.
"x < 2 * y" with x:20, y:10 will in any case return 20 - so there is currently no possibility to find out if the comparison is true or not.
This PR implements an evaluate function that returns 1 if the equation is true and 0 if the equation is false.
num has been choosen over bool as a return type as this might open future extensions where the evaluation of an equation is used in other terms.