Why the below code prints "fatcat" and what bool is doing ?both variables have same length of characters why cat1 is greater ?

Question

cat_1 = "CatF"
cat_2 = "CatD"
bool = cat_1>cat_2
if bool == True:
print("fatcat")
else:
print ("deadcat")

Answer 1

Guess that's the fault of that challenge. ;)

Answer 2

Because:
ord('F') > ord('D')
☺️🤔🤕

Answer 3

Also, never use bool, int, str etc. as variable names 😤

Answer 4

It goes by the order of the letters in the alphabet (simply put). Every pair of letters is compared until one higher is found, and f is higher than d.

For knowing more about the order of letters, check out the ASCII and unicode tables.

Answer 5

Vishal Gaikwad, sorry, I haven't looked into pygame at all yet!

Answer 6

HonFu how can I contact you??
I have some error in my program(pygame example) and I don't know what's wrong with the code
I have spent 2 days to Debug I don't what to do

Answer 7

HonFu Ok
But do you know anything about this error
AttributeError : 'builtin_function_or_method' object has no attribute 'bottom'