how do i use >= or > in a script, it wont work already?

the script in this link wont give the print https://scriptinghelpers.org/questions/57693/how-do-i-use-in-a-script-properly

print "working"

and i dont know what im doing wrong, everything seems right

>= means Greater than or equal

2 >= 3? No, false.

3 >= 3? Yes, true.

4 >= 3? Yes, true.

> means Greater than

3 > 3? No, false.

4 > 3? Yes, true.

local one = 1
local two = 2

if one >= two then
    print("One is greater than or equal to two") -- Of course not
elseif one < two then
    print("One is less than two") -- Yes, one is less than two
end

Well, here we go.

• print is a function, not a keyword. Either you forgot how it works or you script in Python.

• The sign ">" means "greater than" and is used mostly in conditional statements:

num1 = math.random(1,10)
num2 = math.random(1,10)
if num1 > num2 then print("Bigger number")
if not num1 > num2 then error("Number not bigger")

• The sign ">=" means "greater than or equal to" and works the same as ">" except that a number being compared can also be equivalent to its counterpart:

num1 = math.random(1,10)
num2 = math.random(1,10)
if num1 >= num2 then print("Match")
if not num1 >= num2 then error("No match")