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Why ‘hello’ > ‘heello’

I was just experimenting with python and figure out that: ‘helloo’ > ‘hello’ I thought that is because ‘helloo’ has more letters in it but I got confused when figure out that ‘heello’ < ‘hello’ Can anyone explain the logic here?

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19th Jan 2018, 10:47 AM
Andrii Smytsniuk
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1 Answer
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It means that it is farther behind in alphabetical order.
19th Jan 2018, 10:56 AM
Jacob Pembleton
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