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Nicholas Gurney
1,660 PointsGreater than or equal to
Might be a good idea to add to this video that the greater than or equal to or less than or equal to operator is typed ">=" as it is required to know that in the next code challenge.
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Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsHi Nicholas,
That's a great observation and a note that will be helpful to many students.
It's been a while since I watched this video, and I've often been confused as to why I've seen so many questions in the Community about comparison operators and the student's code not working... I see ≤ or ≥ in their code and was confused as to why they would be using that? Thank you for pointing this out. The confusion I've been seeing makes more sense now.
Tagging Pasan Premaratne
Keep Coding!
Giovanni Rinaldi
1,104 PointsGood, thanks Nicholas!
Matthew Kaplan
9,226 PointsGreater than or Equal to: ">=" Less than or Equal to: "<="
James Rimmer
2,603 PointsI've actually just posted a question about this too as I didn't notice this question and it still hasn't been updated in the video.