Ben C.

asked • 05/16/18

How does Python compare string and int?

EX: 100 > "2" returns what?

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Damian G. answered • 01/05/21

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Hi, Ben. Comparing two different data types, in this case an integer and a string results in a TypeError.

The number 2 that you put in double quotation marks("") is actually a string hence the error.


Make sure to compare numbers with other numbers, not strings that have numbers in it!


Hope this helps!

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