The <comp> block is equivalent to the >, ==, and < operators in Python; it allows for either:
•Comparing two numbers
• Comparing two elements (strings, lists, tuples, etc.)
Refer to the Python documentation for more details.
•« a » : The default value is 0 (type: int)
•« b » : The default value is 0 (type: int)
•« a > b » : returns True if “a” is greater than “b”; otherwise, returns False.
•« a == b » : returns True if “a” is equal to “b”, otherwise returns False.
•« a < b » : returns True if “a” is less than “b”, otherwise returns False.
Inputs must be of the same type.
Outputs are of type bool.