Scala short >= (x: Short): Boolean Method

The >= method in Scala is used to compare two Short values and returns true if the left operand is greater than or equal to the right operand. Otherwise, it returns false.

Syntax

short >= (x: Short): Boolean

Parameters

• x: Short - The value to compare with the left operand.

Return Value

The method returns a Boolean value indicating the result of the comparison.

Example

val a: Short = 10
val b: Short = 5
val c: Short = 10

println(a >= b) // Output: true
println(a >= c) // Output: true
println(b >= a) // Output: false

In the above example, a >= b returns true because the value of a (10) is greater than b (5). Similarly, a >= c returns true because a is equal to c. Finally, b >= a returns false because b is less than a.

Markdown Code Snippet

```scala
val a: Short = 10
val b: Short = 5
val c: Short = 10

println(a >= b) // Output: true
println(a >= c) // Output: true
println(b >= a) // Output: false

That's all about the Scala >= method for Short values. It provides a convenient way to compare two Short values and determine if the left operand is greater or equal to the right operand.