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Hi,
Let's say I have a class which does not define __cmp__ or any of the rich comparison functions and let x be an instance of this class, then if I do:
x < 2 or x < ['hello']
I get True everytime. Now, I know that when no __cmp__ etc. is defined, comparison of objects is done on identity (i.e. address), but what is going on with literals like in these cases?
Thanks,
Richard Hayden.
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