U2265

U2265 designates the Unicode code point U+2265, which encodes the mathematical symbol for greater-than or equal to (≥). It is used in mathematics, programming, and typesetting to express a relation where a value is either greater than or equal to another.

Character details include that it resides in the Mathematical Operators block, has the general category Symbol, Math (Sm), and carries the official Unicode name GREATER-THAN OR EQUAL TO. Its symbol appears in various fonts and styles, particularly in math and technical documents, and is commonly treated as a binary relation in formulas and comparisons.

In practical terms, U+2265 can be represented in several standards. In HTML, the character can be written as ≥ or as the numeric entity ≥. In LaTeX, the symbol is produced with \ge or \geq in math mode. The UTF-8 encoding for U+2265 is the three-byte sequence E2 89 A5. In plain text and programming environments that support Unicode, the character renders as the typical ≥ glyph, though visual appearance may vary with font and rendering engine.

For related symbols, U+2264 represents less-than or equal to (≤), and U+2260 represents not equal to (≠). These operators are commonly grouped as a set of relational operators used in mathematics, logic, and computer science.