Serhiy Storchaka added the comment: It makes the error message just non-relevant (or misleading) to the error. It refers to int < NoneType, but actually the exception is raised when you compare an int instance with a NoneType instance, not two types theirself. Comparing *any two types* raises an exception, but comparing instances of two types can return a result.
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