Write a class Example () such that it has a method that gives the difference between the size of strings when the '-' (subtraction) symbol is used between the two objects of the class. Additionally, implement a method that returns True if object 1 is greater than object 2 and False otherwise when the (>) (greater than) symbol is used. For example: obj1 = Example ('this is a string') obj2 = Example ('this is another one') print (obj1 > obj2) False print (obj1-obj2) 3

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Jamiya Scott

Computers & Technology

4 February, 17:54

Write a class Example () such that it has a method that gives the difference between the size of strings when the '-' (subtraction) symbol is used between the two objects of the class. Additionally, implement a method that returns True if object 1 is greater than object 2 and False otherwise when the (>) (greater than) symbol is used. For example: obj1 = Example ('this is a string') obj2 = Example ('this is another one') print (obj1 > obj2) False print (obj1-obj2) 3

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Terry Poole · Answer 1

class Example:

def __init__ (self, val):

self. val = val

def __gt__ (self, other):

return self. val > other. val

def __sub__ (self, other):

return abs (len (self. val) - len (other. val))

def main ():

obj1 = Example ('this is a string')

obj2 = Example ('this is another one')

print (obj1 > obj2)

print (obj1 - obj2)

main ()

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