why I get ( TypeError: '>' not supported between instances of 'Monom' and 'Monom')

Question

class Monom:
def __init__(self ,coef, exp):
if not ininstance(exp, coef) or exp<0:
raise ValueError ('Illegal exponent')
self.coef= coef
self.exp=exp
def __repr__(self):
res= str(self.coef) + 'x^'+ str(self.exp)
if self.coef ==0:
res='0'
if self.coef==1:
res= 'x^' + str(self.exp)
if self.exp==0:
res= str(self.coef )
if self.exp== 1:
res= str(self.coef) +'x'
reter res
def __It__(self,other) :
if self.exp> other.exp:
return True
elif self.exp== other.exp:
if self.coef>other.coef:
return True
return False
.... well everything is going alright if i put( m1= Monom(4,6) i get m1= 4x^6) if m2=Monom(5,3) and I put (m2> m1) i get TypeError..
thanks,

Answer 1

Are you using __It__ (capital i) instead of __lt__ (lowercase L)?

Answer 2

Can you give the code? I can't read it 😂😂😂

Answer 3

Change it 🤓

Answer 4

oww thank you Anna! i tried to use l , I didn't notived that

Answer 5

thanks it work now☺

Answer 6

You're welcome

Answer 7

hmm you mean this? , I git error too in this app ,(other kind of error 😅)it work in laptop though but if i try use '>' between two Monoms it don't work

Answer 8

https://code.sololearn.com/coY7sS0b38QZ/?ref=app

Answer 9

ya