Comparing the modules in Python. OK, but why? -


i going through question in checkio. , came across this.

import re,math re > math # returns true math > re # returns false 

can explain how python compares between 2 things.

does python thing providing hierarchy modules. furthermore,

re > 1 # return true # ok, why? 

i appreciate deep explanations on these things!

everthing object. , modules no exception. therefore:

import re, math  print(id(re), id(math)) print(re > math) print(id(re) > id(math)) print(re < math) print(id(re) < id(math)) print(id(re), id(math)) 

in case:

39785048 40578360 false false true true 39785048 40578360 

your mileage may vary, because ids not mine , therefore comparison may reversed in case.


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