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What does each line show? print(5 > 3), print(4 == 4.0), print(7!= 7), print("apple" < "banana").
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What does each line show? print(5 > 3), print(4 == 4.0), print(7 != 7), print("apple" < "banana").
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A comparison gives True or False.
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5 > 3is true:True.4 == 4.0: a whole number and a decimal number with the same value are equal:True.7 != 7asks if 7 is not equal to 7. It is equal, soFalse."apple" < "banana": text is compared like words in a dictionary, andapplecomes first:True.
Answer: True, True, False, True.
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