Did "l" come before "m" in the alphabet? Which of these statements displays true?

print "lake" < "mountain"print "lake" > "mountain"print "l" == "m"

Oh yes! The order of the alphabet in Ruby is stored in from smallest to largest values, which is why we can use greater than and less than with strings.

Yikes! The order of the alphabet in Ruby is stored in from smallest to largest values, which is why we can use greater than and less than with strings.