what does this mean on twitter?

[Kelsi]

for example somebody will say,
money > love
hot dogs > hamburgers

i know that it is signifying which one is better to them, but how can you tell which one it is? lol
oh ok i get it, it's just like the math problems but words. lol i didn't think of it like that.

[Samuel]

Whichever the arrow > is pointing two is always the lesser.
For example if you preferred Coca Cola to Pepsi, you would say..

Coca Cola > Pepsi.

Hope it helps.

[Cory]

The gapped side is the one that's better. I thought they taught this in elementary school... The "alligator's mouth" is opened to the one that he prefers.

[Erik]

?

[Lyla]

They are saying money is greater than love, hot dogs are better than hamburgers.

[Maddison]

Money is better than love
Hot dogs are better than hamburgers
the symbol points to the smallest (or least favorite in this situation)

[Chelsea]

You read from left to right. So, the first one is the greatest in this scenario.

8 > 2 or, 8 is greater than two.

If the sign is flipped, the first item is less than.

4 < 29 or, 4 is less than 29

[Jabas]

money < love = love comes before money
hot dogs > hamburgers = you prefer hot dogs over hamburgers

the one with the open side facing it is the one they prefer, like better, etc. hope i helped

[teeny-tinymeal685]

I'm sure you know the meaning by now and I totally disagree with it.

[Cody Long]

yea it is like a mate problem. plzclick the like button!