>= (greater than or equal to) operator

This operator compares the first operand to the second operand and returns false if the first operand is smaller, or true otherwise. Examples:

3 >= 2        ; true
5 >= 5        ; true
2.12 >= 3     ; false
4.23 >= 3.86  ; true

Notes

• This operator can also be used with complex operands (in which case it only compares the real parts), but this is not recommended and results in a compiler warning. You should use real, imag, cabs, or the |...| operator when comparing complex expressions.
• a >= b is equal to !(a < b)

See Also
> (greater than) operator
<= (less than or equal to) operator