What is the output of this code? print(“hey” < “hay”)

Question

why

Answer 1

> What is the output?
You can find it by running the code on sololearn playground. Have you tried it?

> Why is this the output?
Alphabetic ordering.

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Answer 2

It is comparing 2 strings lexiographycally..
Each of character of first string is compared with corresponding second string character.

It returns False. "hey" is greater than "hay" since 'e' > 'a' is True. (compared by ascii values).
'e' < 'a' false so "hey" < "hay" False.
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Answer 3

print("a"<"b") #True
print("z">"za") #False
print("hello">="hello")#True