Please Explain me print(True>False) and print(False>True)

Question

I wrote a code

print(False>True)
print(True>False)

result are

False
True

can someone explain me what is this happening

Answer 1

In Python, when you use booleans in a greater/lower than comparison they are automatically considered as numbers, so True becomes 1 and False becomes 0. Replace them and the answer becomes obvious:

print(0 > 1)
print(1 > 0)

The first check is False and the second check is True.