What does >> mean? And how is it different than >?

lol. good question.

<< and >> are not comparisons, they perform bit-wise shifts. See the attached screenshot for examples.

@Quote I meant how is it different that > . (Not >?). And I learned that it is a bit positions shifter. (Yes, I understand what that mean.)

So X<<Y will do X*(Y^2)

And X>>Y will do X/(Y^2).