what does this sign mean..??
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That symbol means
The integer or (numericals) in LHS (left-hand-side) is less than (<) or equal (=) to numericals in RHS(right-hand-side),.
Eg:
x<y (or) x = y,. but not, x> y (x is not greater than y )
The integer or (numericals) in LHS (left-hand-side) is less than (<) or equal (=) to numericals in RHS(right-hand-side),.
Eg:
x<y (or) x = y,. but not, x> y (x is not greater than y )
sivaprasath:
gramatical error,.
no...
then>?
inequality,.relation between values; a ≤ b means "a is less than or equal to b"
I now discovered that the sign for which I asked didn't mean "greater than or equal to". rather it meant "less than or equal to"
I am not good in english,sorry,.
but,I am good in mathematics,.
now its right....( °ur comment)
ok,.
its ok...
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