Greater than sign >

Less than sign

"greater than" can be expressed as >; , when one value is greater than another value, use the greater than sign (>; ) to express their relationship.

It is generally believed that

In 1655, Wallis is used to mean "equal to or greater than", and in 1670, he also means "equal to or greater than" and "equal to or less than" respectively. According to a letter Goldbach wrote to Euler in June of 1734+0, the common symbols ≥ and ≤ were first adopted by a Frenchman, P. Bouguet (1698- 1758), and gradually became popular.

Poincare and Borel introduced this symbol. (much greater than), it was quickly accepted by the mathematical community and is still in use today.

How to write greater than sign and less than sign?

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Less than sign

What do you mean by greater than and less than? Students come in!

Greater than sign: >

Less than sign:

How to input greater than sign and less than sign in C language?

This is the number. As usual, right?

How to type greater than number and less than number?

What is the less than sign: shift key+,; Greater than sign: shift key+.

What's the difference between greater than sign and less than sign?

The opening on the left is greater than sign, and the other is less than sign.

You can think of it this way. You write from left to right. When you touch a big hole, it is larger than the symbol, and when you touch a small tip, it is smaller than the symbol. Ha ha.