Question

What will be the output of the following Python code snippet? D1={"amit":40, "jatin":45}D2={"amit":466, "jatin":45}D1>D2 A. True B. False C. Error D. None

Answer 1

the answer is option number D. that is Error

Answer 2

Error (Option C)

Explanation:

The given program is

        D1={"amit":40, "jatin":45}

        D2={"amit":466, "jatin":45}

        D1>D2

Let us understand the program.

• In the first line, a dictionary D1 is defined.

        D1={"amit":40, "jatin":45}

• In the second line, a dictionary D2 is defined.

        D2={"amit":466, "jatin":45}

• In the third line, D1>D2. But we cannot compare two dictionaries.
• So, we get a error: '>' not supported between instances of 'dict' and 'dict'.

Therefore, option C is correct.

Refer the attached image for the output.