Why the answer is 0?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/c6aoVXzUq5of/?ref=app

Answer 1

9<9.0 returns False. False as an int is 0. Everything above is True

Answer 2

In Python, booleans are integers with Batman suits.
False is actually 0, and True is actually 1.
Only their representation is different.

Answer 3

9 is not less than 9.0, as such the evaluation of `9 < 9.0` expression yields False, which in numerical state (converted boolean to integer precisely) be zero.

Hth, cmiiw

Answer 4

Thank you