Example Date compareGE 012

 

 

Description

These examples use the compareGE function to compare two objects and return the Boolean value true if the first argument is greater than or equal to the second argument or false, if otherwise.

 

Details

(compareGE #Jan,1,1992 #Jan,1,1993 ) Returns: false
(compareGE #Jan,2,1993 #Jan,1,1993 ) Returns: true
(compareGE #Jan,2,1993 #Jan,2,1993 ) Returns: true

 

Related Examples

Here are examples of the compareGE function at work.

BitVector compareGE 014 Boolean compareGE 009 Character compareGE 010 CpxVector compareGE 020
Date compareGE 012 Dictionary compareGE 004 Directory compareGE 005 FltVector compareGE 014
Function compareGE 013 IntVector compareGE 014 List compareGE 020 Matrix compareGE 007
NumMatrix compareGE 023 NumVector compareGE 014 Number compareGE 011 ObjVector compareGE 014
ObjectRepository compareGE 021 ObjectRepository compareGE 022 Pair compareGE 019 ShortVector compareGE 015
String compareGE 001 Structure compareGE 003 Symbol compareGE 002 Vector compareGE 006
Void compareGE 008

 

Function Links

Here is the link to the current function used in this example.

compareGE

Here are a number of links to other related functions.

compare(Date) compareEQ(Date) compareNE(Date) compareGT(Date)
compareLT(Date) compareLE(Date)

 

Argument Types

Here are the links to the data types of the arguments used in this example.

Date

Here are a number of links to examples having similar argument types.

Date addMethod 015 Date addMethod 016 Date compare 012 Date compareEQ 012
Date compareGE 012 Date compareGT 012 Date compareLE 012 Date compareLT 012
Date compareNE 012 Date comparison functions 011 Date day 001 Date days360 001
Date getTickCount 001 Date hour 001 Date isDate 001 Date isEqual 010
Date isEqual 011 Date isIdentical 010 Date julian 001 Date minute 001
Date month 001 Date now 001 Date ref 020 Date second 001
Date time 001 Date time 002 Date today 001 Date type 014
Date year 001 Function ref 021 String parse 001

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