Python greater than equal to comparison operator

[Ilangos]

Dear All,

This question might sound very basic and simple. However, I'm confused over the output which I'm getting in python 3.8.0 terminal.

Operator:- Greater than equal to >=
Say if x>=y To evaluate to true the x value should be greater than equal to y.

Case 1:

1>=1
True

Case 2:

2>=1
True

In case 2, though 2 is greater than 1 but not equal to 1. So, why it is still giving the true as output

Please advice.

[ndc85430]

The operator means "greater than or equal to", as it does in mathematics, so it returns True if either x > y or x == y.

[buran]

It's interesting what your understsnding is, i.e. it's clear one number cannot be both equal to and greater than other

[Ilangos]

Dear Buran,

Thank you very much for solving the confusion:)

[buran]

Dear Buran,

Thank you very much for solving the confusion

I thought @ndc85430 solved the confusion...