>= — greater than or equal to
Behavior and details
>= asks whether the left value is greater than or equal to the right value. The answer is Boolean. The two operands, meaning the values being compared, must both be Numbers or both be Text.
For text, Pliro checks Unicode code points from the start and uses the first difference. This is a fixed technical order, not a dictionary for a particular language. If one text is the complete beginning of another, the shorter one comes first.
Arithmetic groups before comparison, and comparison before equality. To check that a number lies between two bounds, write a < b and b < c. a < b < c is not a shortcut for that question.
Example
# language: en
say 3 >= 5
say "Ada" >= "Pliro"