>=

A relational operator that stands for "greater than or equal to." This is used quite frequently in many programming languages, which inherited it from mathematics. I know that Visual Basic, Java, JavaScript, SQL, and C/C++ use it. The query builder I use in AS/400 uses ge.

Used in an expression in some languages, this operator yields a boolean result, i.e., true or false. In others (like C) it returns an integer. Check the documentation of the language you are using to find out how it handles true/false values. A mathematical example:

5 >= 10 would evaluate to false whereas
10 >= 5 would evaluate to true

Also known as ≥ in some circles.

You can represent these symbols in HTML by means of the following HTML symbol references: >= or ≥ or ≥.