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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Mr Skrunts on 28 April 2011, 13:00:25
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Which one is classed as Greater than
<5
>5
TIA.
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< Less than.
> Greater than.
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Why do you need such information . .....Skrunts?.... :y
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symbol with the rightwards looking..
however in programming you can use both..
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the arrow points to the smaller.
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< Less than.
> Greater than.
The other way round.....>5 = less than 5 etc... :y
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< Less than.
> Greater than.
The other way round.....>5 = less than 5 etc... :y
...err?
(http://forum.i3d.net/attachments/goa-winterss-limburgs-hoekje/10442d1197479335-welkom-het-limburgse-subforum-wtf-cat.jpg)
:D
Too many glasses of wine maybe? :P
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< Less than.
> Greater than.
The other way round.....>5 = less than 5 etc... :y
...err?
(http://forum.i3d.net/attachments/goa-winterss-limburgs-hoekje/10442d1197479335-welkom-het-limburgse-subforum-wtf-cat.jpg)
:D
Too many glasses of wine maybe? :P
Just testing....... :-[ :-[ :-X
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< Less than.
> Greater than.
The other way round.....>5 = less than 5 etc... :y
Epic fail!!
> = greater than...
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:yhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mathematical_symbols
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x < y means x is less than y.
x > y means x is greater than y.
Thankyou bigegg and Debs.
You both helped me prove a point I was taught correcly at school.
Surprising how many people dont agree, and is basically so simple. :-X
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x < y means x is less than y.
x > y means x is greater than y.
Thankyou bigegg and Debs.
You both helped me prove a point I was taught correcly at school.
Surprising how many people dont agree, and is basically so simple. :-X
Shame they never taught me how to spell.
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x < y means x is less than y.
x > y means x is greater than y.
Thankyou bigegg and Debs.
You both helped me prove a point I was taught correcly at school.
Surprising how many people dont agree, and is basically so simple. :-X
Shame they never taught me how to spell.
yes......Korrectly is the korrect way two spel that wurd..... :y
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The symbol is graphical in that the amount at the larger end is larger, and the amount at the smaller end is smaller.
It's one of those annoying symbols where you can use it correctly( :y) for yonks then when you start thinking hard about it you mess up. ::)