Which operators are used to count forward for future dates?

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Counting forward in time relies on recognizing which comparisons move you to later dates. The greater-than operator means a date that is later than the reference date, and the greater-than-or-equal operator includes the reference date as well, which covers both strictly future dates and those that start today. Use > when you want only dates after today, and >= when you want to include today as part of the future window. The other operators describe dates that are earlier than the reference or test equality/inequality to a single date, which does not identify future dates.