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What is the correct order of the ">" and the "=" operators, when we want to specify greater or equal search condition?

  1. =>

  2. >=

  3. Neither of the other two.

  4. >>
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B Correct answer
Explanation

In SQL and most programming languages, the 'greater than or equal to' operator is written as >=. Option A (=>) is incorrect syntax. Option C is wrong because there is a correct operator. Option D (>>) is the right shift operator in some languages, not a comparison operator. Option B (>=) is the universally accepted syntax.

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