ASCII when u do a comparation betwen two char they count as they number on the ASCII table. :'( sorry for bad english

I wish I could have come up with the idea to write the 'check' function like this..!

Basically he is comparing two chars, so Python will convert them into their numerical representation and then preform the > operation. (if you want to see the numeric representations, try running ord("a") or whatever char you want to see the number for)

Ye, the same

Can someone please explain to me why this is a legal operation? I have not come across this before and am interested in knowing why this works.

Is it also faster?

Your solution helped me figure out what people above are doing with the single-line solutions! Thank you!

i > "m" ...! Another new thing to learn...thank you!