The program below prompts the user to enter two numbers, stored in num1 and num2. In the area specified by the comments, use comparison operators to produce Boolean True or False results and assign those results to variables as follows:
Update moreThan to be True when num1 is "greater than" num2.
Update lessThan to be True when num1 is "less than" num2.
Update equalTo to be True when num1 is "equal to" num2.
The following output demonstrates several program runs. The exact results depend on the numbers entered.
Enter a number: 10
Enter another number: 15
It is False that 10 is more than 15
It is True that 10 is less than 15
It is False that 10 is equal to 15
Enter a number: 4
Enter another number: 4
It is False that 4 is more than 4
It is False that 4 is less than 4
It is True that 4 is equal to 4
Enter a number: 7
Enter another number: 1
It is True that 7 is more than 1
It is False that 7 is less than 1
It is False that 7 is equal to 1
num1 = input("Enter a number: ")
num2 = input("Enter another number: ")
#student code here
moreThan =
lessThan =
equalTo =
#end student code
print("It is", moreThan, "that", num1, "is more than",num2)
print("It is", lessThan, "that", num1, "is less than",num2)
print("It is", equalTo, "that", num1, "is equal to",num2)
num1 = input("Enter a number: ")
num2 = input("Enter another number: ")
#student code here
moreThan = num1 > num2
lessThan = num1 < num2
equalTo = num1 == num2
#end student code
print("It is", moreThan, "that", num1, "is more than",num2)
print("It is", lessThan, "that", num1, "is less than",num2)
print("It is", equalTo, "that", num1, "is equal to",num2)