"less/greater or equal" comparison between a number and itself returns false
Comparing a high number (2^27 seems to be the threshold) with itself in Algebra mode has weird results. "==" comparison returns true as expected, but "<=" and ">=" comparison return false.
My guess is that the "<=" implementation simply compares the difference with 0, but due to floating point issues, the difference is slightly above 0, thus the comparison returns false. (And the ">=" comparison just calls the "<=" comparison with swapped arguments.)
Regardless of general floating point issues, it's inconsistent for "==" to be true but "<=" and ">=" to be false.
Does Geogebra even has its own implementation of this at this level? I would have assumed that such comparisons are handled as they are by the Java engine, but as far as I am aware Java (and any other established programming or scripting language) has a more careful implementation where "<="and ">=" can't return false if "==" returns true.
The same problem 
I tried 2^27+5, it seems no problem.
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