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Python

Chang Hyeon Lee
Chang Hyeon Lee
2,008 Points
Posted by Chang Hyeon Lee
Chang Hyeon Lee
2,008 Points

I have a question

what is meaning of "> ".

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points

The meaning of the right angle character (">") depends on the context.

But it is most commonly used in value comparisons to mean "is greater than". For example, this code would only print the word "bigger" if the value in checkme is greater than 42:

if checkme > 42:
    print("bigger")

If that's not the context you saw it in, please post at least a few lines of code as an example.