if greater than in C#

Edit: Problem solved, the greater than was the wrong ascii character. Even tho I didn't copy paste it from somewhere. I'll have to check my keyboard language.

Edit: Just to make it clear, effect.Parry is an int? not a decimal. See edit below Edit: I changed the decimalToString. That was an error on my part but I'm still getting the error

I am trying to do a greater than if statement in my code but I am getting an error and I just can't figure what the error is...

Here is the part of the code.

 if (effect.Parry != null)
                {
                    txtEffect += " Parry the next " + effect.Parry.ToString() + " attack";
                    if (effect.Parry ­> 1) 
                        txtEffect += "s";
                    if (effect.NumberOfTurn != 0)
                    {
                        txtEffect += " over " + effect.NumberOfTurn.ToString();
                    }
                }

And here is the error I get:

Erreur  1   Caractère '-­' inattendu

In english it would be: Unexpected character '-'

Can someone explain me what I did wrong? I tried >= and it gives me the same error. If I try without > I don't get an error.

Edit: txtEffect is a string, effect.Parry is an int? (To allow nulls) I tried parsing it into a normal int and I get the same error as above.

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Your problem came from defining effect.Parry as an int? and then passing it into a function requiring a decimal? as a parameter. Change one or the other so they match, and you should take care of your problem.

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