GTE
- noun
- Specialized
- 5/8 GTE
- 1/2 GTE
- 1/8 GTE
Examples
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In the code, use GTE to check if the number is at least ten.
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The condition 'score GTE 50' means the score must be fifty or higher.
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Many spreadsheets allow you to use GTE as a logical operator in formulas.
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The equation states that x must be GTE 10.
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In programming, use GTE to compare two values.
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In programming, we often use the symbol GTE to check if one value is greater than or equal to another.
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When comparing two numbers, the expression 'x GTE y' means that x is either greater than or equal to y.
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In mathematics, the term GTE indicates that the first quantity is greater than or equal to the second one.
Surface Forms
Etymology
GTE stands for greater than or equal to; think G for 'greater' and E for 'equal'. It means 'at least' or 'not less than', so in math and code GTE checks that one value is no smaller than another.