flamesrock wrote:
The statement (1 > None) is false (or any other value above 0). Why is
this?
What code are you executing? I don't get this behavior at all:
py> 100 > None
True
py> 1 > None
True
py> 0 > None
True
py> -1 > None
True
py> -100 > None
True
(The reason I ask is sortof unrelated. I wanted to use None as a
variable for which any integer, including negative ones have a greater
value so that I wouldn't need to implement any tests or initializations
for a loop that finds the maximum of a polynomial between certain x
values. Anything is greater than nothing, no?)
Yup, that's the behavior I get with None.
Steve
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