Difference between “<=“ and “<“ ??

Question

I DID A TEST WITH THOSE TWO SYMBOLS AND I GOT THE SAME RESULTS. WHY??? DO THEY BOTH HAVE THE SAME CONCEPT AND USE??

Answer 1

"a <= b" means a is less than OR equal to b
"a < b" means a is less than b it can't be equal
For example:-
2<=3 is true
2<=2 is also true
2<3 is true
But
2<2 is not true

Answer 2

The difference appears in the case where the compared values are equal.

If a and b were equal:
These would be both False:
a < b
a > b

And these would both be True:
a <= b
a >= b

Answer 3

Oh okay thx so much it helped but i have a question. So does that mean for example:
>>> 1 <= 2
True
>>> 1 < 2
True
>>> 1 <= 2
True
>>> 2 < 1
False

Answer 4

MCPE Gaming Those 4 comparisons don't describe the difference between <= and < , but they are not wrong.

Answer 5

oh oops but so its correct?

Answer 6

MCPE Gaming They are all correct.

Answer 7

okay thx