What does <= mean?

What does <= mean?

• A. Less than or equal to
• B. Greater than
• C. Not equal to
• D. Equal to

Answer: (A)

<= denotes less than or equal to. It checks whether the value on the left is smaller than the value on the right, or exactly equal to it. This inclusive comparison is used in conditions and loops, for example, 2 <= 3 is true, 3 <= 3 is true, and 4 <= 2 is false. The greater-than symbol is >, the not-equal symbol is !=, and the equal symbol is ==. So <= is the inclusive form that allows both a smaller value and an equal value to satisfy the condition.

<= denotes less than or equal to. It checks whether the value on the left is smaller than the value on the right, or exactly equal to it. This inclusive comparison is used in conditions and loops, for example, 2 <= 3 is true, 3 <= 3 is true, and 4 <= 2 is false. The greater-than symbol is >, the not-equal symbol is !=, and the equal symbol is ==. So <= is the inclusive form that allows both a smaller value and an equal value to satisfy the condition.