Arithmetic/Working with Integers

There are a number of ways to compare two arithmetic expressions. The first one can either be:
 * equal to the second (=)
 * greater than the second (>)
 * less than the second (<)
 * greater than  or  equal to the second (≥)
 * less than or equal to the second (≤)

Examples:


 * 5>2 (reads: "Five is greater than Two")
 * 2<5 (reads: "Two is less than Five")
 * 7=7 (reads: "Seven is equal to Seven")
 * a ≥ b (reads: "A is greater than or equal to B". This means A could be equal to B or greater than B.)
 * a ≤ b (reads: "A is less than or equal to B". This means A could be equal to B or less than B.)


 * These are very important to understand before diving into solving equations with these symbols.