vbscript-less-than or equal
OPERATOR: <=
Implemented in version 1.0
<=
The <= operator determines if the first expression is less-than-or-equal the second expression.
Code:
<% 123 <= 456 %>
<% « a » <= « A » %>
Output:
True
False
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