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GTE

GTE

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A symbol showing one number is greater than or equal to another
  • noun
  • Specialized
: GTE
  • 5/8 GTE
  • 1/2 GTE
  • 1/8 GTE

Examples

  • In the code, use GTE to check if the number is at least ten.

  • The condition 'score GTE 50' means the score must be fifty or higher.

  • Many spreadsheets allow you to use GTE as a logical operator in formulas.

  • The equation states that x must be GTE 10.

  • In programming, use GTE to compare two values.

  • In programming, we often use the symbol GTE to check if one value is greater than or equal to another.

  • When comparing two numbers, the expression 'x GTE y' means that x is either greater than or equal to y.

  • In mathematics, the term GTE indicates that the first quantity is greater than or equal to the second one.

Surface Forms

GTE singular
GTES plural

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.