<=

Syntax	expression1 <= expression2 expression1 ≤ expression2
Action	This comparison operator yields the boolean value true if the value of expression1 is less (smaller) than or equal to the value of expression2.
Examples	file.size ("myFile") <= 1000000    » true This expression evaluates to true if the file contains one million or fewer characters. "abc" ≤ "abc"    » true The result is true, because the two expressions are equal.
Notes	There is no difference between the two forms, <= and ≤. String comparison is done according to the ASCII sequence. This yields alphabetical results. Lowercase characters sort after all uppercase characters, that is, "A" < "Z" < "a" < "z". UserTalk employs automatic type coercion when evaluating arithmetic and comparative operations; the two expressions need not be of the same type to be compared. The ≤ symbol can be entered at the keyboard with Option-<
See Also	> >= < == "!="