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What is wrong with this? "Python"

#quiz1 quiz1 = "11" if not quiz1.isdigit(): print("Please enter a whole number") quit() #total quiz1 quizTotal1 = "20" #manage whole number if not quizTotal1.isdigit(): print("Please enter a whole number") quit() #if error if quiz1 > quizTotal1: print("Score cannot be greater than total") quit() #compute else: quiz1 = int(quiz1) quizTotal1 = int(quizTotal1) total = (((quizTotal1/quiz1)*100)*.10) print(total) *There will be an output But... #quiz1 quiz1 = "6" if not quiz1.isdigit(): print("Please enter a whole number") quit() #total quiz1 quizTotal1 = "11" #manage whole number if not quizTotal1.isdigit(): print("Please enter a whole number") quit() #if error if quiz1 > quizTotal1: print("Score cannot be greater than total") quit() #compute else: quiz1 = int(quiz1) quizTotal1 = int(quizTotal1) total = (((quizTotal1/quiz1)*100)*.10) print(total) Will give Score cannot be greater than total? Heeeelp.

10th Mar 2021, 6:43 AM
Kakai
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cause when u compare numeric string, i thnk it will compare ascii value for that first char. so "6" < "11" will return false cause '6' is larger than '1' in ascii
10th Mar 2021, 6:52 AM
durian
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Omg, it works. Thank you Lily Mea
10th Mar 2021, 7:34 AM
Kakai
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try compare int not string eg: int(quiz1) > int(quiztotal1)
10th Mar 2021, 6:50 AM
durian
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The only difference are the variable values. first is 11 and 20 going fine... But when i change to 6 and 11. Even the 11 is greater than 6 it shows me score cannot be greater than total. Why?
10th Mar 2021, 6:45 AM
Kakai
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Hola
12th Mar 2021, 1:43 AM
RamĂłn cardozo
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