what if X＞10？

Question

if the user input10, how come the result? why is that small?

int Y =10;
while(true)
{String Z=console.readline();
int X= convert.toint32(Z);
var Result=(X>10)？"big":"small";
console.writeline(Result);}

Answer 1

10 is NOT GREATER, and NOT SMALLER than 10.
It's like if I have 10 apples, and you have 10 apples. Do I have MORE? No.

10 is EQUAL to 10.

So,
10 == 10,
10 >= 10,
10 <= 10,
are all TRUE, because of the equality.

But, the same two numbers cannot be STRICTLY smaller (<) or STRICTLY greater (>) than each other.

And so,
10 < 10,
10 > 10,
are both FALSE.

Answer 2

<= means less or equal.
>= means greater or equal.
and == is equal