I dont get what the <= and >= means?

Asked May 25, 2014406 views2 answers

I've seen it used many times in scripts, for example;

if thing >= thing2 then

I dont understand what and how its used?

AnonymousMay 25, 2014

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lol

AnonymousSep 23, 2016#

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This is basic math :) The ">=" means greater than or equal to so

if game.Players.Numplyrs >= 2 then

end

This would be equal to as saying "If the number of players online is equal to or greater than two then start the script." The "<=" means the exact opposite which is "Less than or equal to"

I hope this helped :)

AnonymousMay 25, 2014Permalink

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Thanks man! That explained allot! :D

AnonymousMay 25, 2014#

<= means Less than(<) or Equal To(=) >= means Greater Than(>) or Equal To(=)

AnonymousDec 24, 2014Permalink

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