Why 9>=9.0 is True ? 9==0 is also true? Boolean

Question

Whereas 9 and 9.0 are equal

Answer 1

Zahed Shaikh If your question is about how the (==) and (>=) comparison operators, then review the original answer posted by visph.

Or perhaps your question is a bit more advanced than it would seem.

Perhaps, you're trying to understand how it's possible to use these comparison operators on equivalent numbers of different types: (integer and float).

If that's your actual question, then a simple explanation comes from the documentation:

https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#typesnumeric

"A comparison between numbers of different types behaves as though the exact values of those numbers were being compared."

Beyond that, the more advanced explanation may require a bit of understanding of various rules implemented by the Python runtime when resolving number types and using various Magic Methods.

I've put together some research notes and test code if you're interested.

https://code.sololearn.com/cQeKoPfzzYEd

Answer 2

because >= means "greater than or equals"... and 9 equals 9.0 ^^

Answer 3

Zahed Shaikh

See explanation here:

https://code.sololearn.com/coiPINkXA71Q/?ref=app

Answer 4

9 == 9.0 is true, because 9 equals 9.0

Answer 5

Zahed Shaikh It's really not clear what you're asking.

Are you asking, "Why not 9==9.0 are equal?"

Or are you asking, "Why not 9==9.0 is True?"

Or "Why not 9==9.0 is False?"

Answer 6

Why not 9==9.0

Answer 7

David Carroll , "Why 9==9.0 is true?"
&
, "Why 9>=9.0 is True?"

Answer 8

Despite 9 is type of int and 9.0 type of float they are equal in number

Answer 9

Zahed Shaikh 9 (int) is converted into 9.0 (float) internally by Python. Thus, the two values are equal.

Answer 10

>= means greater than or EQUAL to. 9 equals 9.0 which is why its true