Multiple choice technology programming languages

Which of the following is NOT a valid symbol to use in an IF condition

  1. =

  2. =<

  3. =>

  4. >
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Explanation

In standard programming syntax, the 'greater than or equal to' operator is written as '>=' (less-than sign followed by equals sign). The symbol '=>' is not a valid comparison operator in any major programming language - it's typically used for arrow functions or hash rockets in specific languages, not for numeric comparisons.

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