Why 7 <= 8 returns true?

Question

As 7 is smaller than 8 , i.e 7<8 agreed
But 7 is not equal to 8, i.e 7 = 8 not true.

Then why 7<=8 returns true?

Answer 1

surbhi dighe See in a simple way

<= is called lessthan || equalsto

((7 < 8) || (7 == 8)) == (true || false) == true

Answer 2

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Answer 6

Because it's a fact.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

It's not 7 is less than and equal to 8. It's 7 is less than or equal to 8.

Answer 11

Coz...its 7 is less than OR equal to 8

Answer 12

7<=8 has two meanings:
1. 7<8, which is true.
or
2. 7=8, which is false.

Only is required one option to be true.

Answer 13

7 is less than OR equals to 8
Only one condition must be true.
Pure logic:
-Is seven less than or equal to eight?
-Yes, is less than.
- But is not equal.
- But is less than. So, yes, is less than OR equals to eight.

Answer 14

Because 7 is smaller than 8, so it uses "or " . Means either greater than or equals to , as it finds one condition true so it returns true

Answer 15

Because it's less than OR equal to not less than AND equal to

Answer 16

7<=8 means 7 less than or equal to 8,which evaluates to true cuz 7<8

Answer 17

One of the conditions is met

Answer 18

Because here we say "less than "or" equal to" so on of them is true

Answer 19

Because either of them needs to be true to make it true

Answer 20

It checks any one condition ,first it checks whether 7 is smaller than 8 ,if it is true returns true; else it checks for another condition whether 7 Is equal to 8