What does a>b means here?

Question

a=[7,3,9,5]
b=[8,0,4]
If a>b:
print(len(a))
else:
print(len(b))
Answer is 3

Answer 1

First of all, it should be "if" i.e. in lowercase
If is a conditional statement
It compares a and b
But since a and b are lists, it compares first elements of both a and b
If the first elements are equal, it will compare the next elements.
So, here,
7>8 which evaluates with False
So it executes the else part.
And it prints the length of b which is 3...

What do you actually want to do with the lists?

Answer 2

Interesting Question, i made a code for this one..
and elaborated in code.

https://code.sololearn.com/cfwn0t2z5NOx/?ref=app

Extending to the answer provided by Kartik Krishnan.

Answer 3

Thanks it's a challenge question in Python
I was not able to understand it
Typing mistake if

Answer 4

سلام

Answer 5

It refers to the length of the list....

Answer 6

> = bigger than
Example:
a = 5
b = 1
If a>b returns true