reflected greater than magic methods

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00:00 Reflected Greater Than Magic Methods
01:10 Answer 1 Score 4
01:21 Answer 2 Score 0
01:32 Accepted Answer Score 3
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ANSWER 1

Score 4

__lt__ is __gt__'s counterpart; you'll need to implement __lt__. While you're at it, you should probably implement __le__ and __ge__.

ACCEPTED ANSWER

Score 3

You can use a functools.total_ordering decorator to create the missing comparison methods for you:

import functools

@functools.total_ordering
class Property():
    ...

Then you get False, False, False. Do make sure to read its documentation, though.

ANSWER 3

Score 0

Since you've declared the __float__() method, you could always write it as:

print float(y) > float(x)