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greater than symbol
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The greater-than symbol is: >
- Unicode: U+003E (name: GREATER-THAN SIGN)
- ASCII decimal: 62
- HTML entity: >
- Windows Alt code: Alt+62
- Typing: Shift + . (period) on standard US keyboards (same on macOS and most layouts)
Usage examples:
- Math/comparison: 5 > 3 (5 is greater than 3)
- Related symbols: ≥ (greater-than-or-equal-to, U+2265), ≫ (much greater, U+226B)
- In HTML/XML it's used in tags (must escape as > if used as text).
- Unicode: U+003E (name: GREATER-THAN SIGN)
- ASCII decimal: 62
- HTML entity: >
- Windows Alt code: Alt+62
- Typing: Shift + . (period) on standard US keyboards (same on macOS and most layouts)
Usage examples:
- Math/comparison: 5 > 3 (5 is greater than 3)
- Related symbols: ≥ (greater-than-or-equal-to, U+2265), ≫ (much greater, U+226B)
- In HTML/XML it's used in tags (must escape as > if used as text).
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