Question

how do you type out the greater than sign???

Answer 1

3 > 1

Answer 2

it's not shift + comma for you?

Answer 3

< or > just copy and paste it :)

Answer 4

or latex
\lt\[\lt\]

Answer 5

for me it's right beside the m and press shirt < and the other sign is on the other side >

Answer 6

yes, above the comma
shift + comma=<
perhaps @Hollywood_chrissy has a foreign keyboard

Answer 7

non-US I mean

Answer 8

On a US keyboard, it is shift-. for > , and shift-, for <.

Answer 9

I have a canada keyboard, not sure if it's the same thing....

Answer 10

you said next to the m, so I would guess so since comma is next to m

Answer 11

what about greater then and equal too?

Answer 12

Canada-French is different. Canada-English is almost the same as US.

Answer 13

that can't be typed by most keyboards, you have to use latex
\ge\[\ge\]

Answer 14

Write >= to be simple, otherwise use latex codes.

Answer 15

some people type >= like in programming

Answer 16

oh, little late :P

Answer 17

:) more like simultaneous.

Answer 18

I'm not quite sure...

Answer 19

@banabread12345 about what?

Answer 20

Me and Banana have the same keyboard we're neighbors.... I'm pretty sure it's similar to the US keyboard or the same...

Answer 21

thanks guys.

Answer 22

@Elliebear By keyboard, we mean the setting, not necessarily the brand.

Answer 23

what about less than and equal to @Gravion

Answer 24

Less than is < or > depending on the number it could be 3<2 or 2<3 and the equal sign is beside the 0 :)

Answer 25

@Mathmate that is true. But it could also very well be the brand also. For example my brand is Lenovo but my mom's brand is Bell and we have the same keyboard. But my brother also has lenovo and he has a different keyboard so it could go both ways =)

Answer 26

if you want to use a keyboard for less that or equal to, the programmers way is
<=
if you want to use latex it's
\le\[\le\]

Answer 27

@EllieBear Thank you for clarifying, just wanted to be sure! :)