# Ruby code for Float.>=() method
  
# declaring float value
a = -100.7 - 10.4
  
# declaring float value
b = -100 * 2000.0
  
# declaring float value
c = -(22 + 7.1) * 4
  
  
# COMPARING TWO FLOAT VALUES
puts "Float a >= b : #{a>=b}\n\n"
  
# b
puts "Float b >= c : #{b>=c}\n\n"
  
# c
puts "Float a >= c : #{c>=a}\n\n"

Float a >= b : true

Float b >= c : false

Float a >= c : false

# Ruby code for Float.>=() method
  
# declaring float value
a = -56.23333333
  
# declaring float value
b = 10000.0
  
# declaring float value
c = -(22 + 7.1)
  
  
# COMPARING TWO FLOAT VALUES
puts "Float a >= b : #{a>=b}\n\n"
  
# b
puts "Float b >= c : #{b>=c}\n\n"
  
# c
puts "Float a >= c : #{c>=a}\n\n"

Float a >= b : false

Float b >= c : true

Float a >= c : true