If something is "less than equal" to something else,

Ya you fucking autist

>>59074764
Lemme rephrase the question: is the comparison operator "less than equal" the same as "less than or equal to"?

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A = A, yes.

There is no such thing as "less than equal". It sounds like it would mean the same as "less than", but it most likely is a corruption of "less than or equal", especially in contexts where it is expressed as a less than sign followed by an equal signs.

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>>59074867

Animes are less than equal to people.

>>59074867
That's exactly and precisely what it means, and nothing else. I'm pretty sure the latter is the proper name.

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>WE ARE ALL EQUAL

>>59074867
(a <= b) == (a < b || a == b)
true

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>>59075520
>>59075664

If we take "less than equal" to literally mean a less than (<) and equal (=), then we get <=, which would denote a "less than or equal to" comparison.

However, this could be interpreted differently, no? If something is less than equal to a quantity, then it can be less than, but NOT equal to that quantity. In other words, A must be less than B, otherwise A is not less than the same, or the equivalent of B.

>>59074764
Yes.
(A) => (A or B)
is always true.

Here A := (x<a) and B := (x=a)

>>59076468
But it doesn't mean less than equal
Just like += doesn't mean plus equal
and ++ is not adding an +

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>>59077310
Well, that's what the prompt said. No symbols were given.

Something can't be simultaneously less than and equal to something else, which led me to believe that it was a typo.

>>59074764
"Less than equal" means "not equal but less than". "Less than or equal" is different in that it is possible to be either equal or less.

>>59074867
what is the "less than equal" operator?
isn't it just "less than" ?

>>59074764
less than equal is the same as less than you mongodb user

>>59080226
>less than equal is the same as less than
3>3 is false 3>=3 is true.

You are a fucking retard.

>>59080273
"less than equal" literally means "not equal" aka "<>" or "!="


You're probably some retard that confuses x is less than or equal to y with x is less than y or x is equal to y both of which are equivalent. Why are you even asking such a retarded question?

>>59074764
Less than equal means it has to be less.
If you put an 'or' in there obviously it changes.

a < (a == b) iff 0 <= a = b < 1