function compare (a, {
console.log(a + " < " + b , a < b);
}

compare('a', 'b');
compare('a', 'A');
compare('apples', 'oranges');
compare('apples', 'applications');
compare('app', 'apples');
compare('hello', 'hello');

I don't get what the "<" i put anyword inside of it and it prints out all the compares but I take it out and only 4 work.

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This is what I got..
Where you expecting anything different?

I'm not really sure what it is you're confused about.

This post was edited by grievance on Mar 18 2014 08:15am

when comparing strings, its going to compare string length
the first part of the console.log is just giving u a string version of the comparison, not actually comparing them. the second part is the actual function

kind of hard to understand what your asking tho.

This is incorrect. using comparison operators on strings will actually compare them by lexicographical order. It is not just checking length.

oh right.

"apple" < "z" should return true.