Code Explanation:
1. First Tuple
(1, 5)
This is the first tuple.
It contains:
1, 5
2. Second Tuple
(1, 3, 9)
This is the second tuple.
It contains:
1, 3, 9
Notice that the tuples have different lengths, but Python can still compare them.
3. Python Uses Lexicographical Comparison
Python compares tuples element by element from left to right.
First elements:
1 == 1
They are equal, so Python moves to the next elements.
4. Comparing the Second Elements
Now Python compares:
5 > 3
This is:
True
Once Python finds a pair of different elements, it stops comparing.
The 9 is never considered.
5. Final Result
Therefore:
(1, 5) > (1, 3, 9)
is:
True
✅ Final Output
True

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