'Operator in C: not greater and equal to.

Just a fast question:

I'm trying to test if a variable is not greater than or equal to another variable.

I have it coded as such:

if (f!>=i){
print ("True");}

but my c compiler won't recognize it. I can't find it online, is it possible?

c operators

Solution 1:^[1]

You want to do: if (!(f>=0))...

Specific to what you're doing, using < makes more sense. My suggestion here is just for a generic means of reversing polarity on any if statement.

Not greater than or equal to is equivalent to less than.

Use the aliter i.e instead of !> think in reverse and use f<i and you cant use ! for more than one operator i.e !+= is not valid

You can write it like so:

if(!(anyvariablename<0))

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