What is going on?
You have your results flipped. If true, return false. If false, return true.
Also, you don’t need to define true and false outputs unless you want them switched like this. The operation itself (> or ==) will return true or false by default.
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hahah, oh dear!!! Thank you!
I even ‘checked’ with the cat… hahaha
Sigh. I’m going to stick to Python
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