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The only correct way to parse `a < b < c` for numbers is throwing a type error. Python comes second for source code niceness, allowing you to compare numbers t

The only correct way to parse `a < b < c` for numbers is throwing a type error. Python comes second for source code niceness, allowing you to compare numbers to booleans is common and shouldn't be.

Scarblac 6y ago
But it doesn't compare a number to a boolean. It tests whether b is between a and c, in Python.
- mFixman 6y ago
  What I wrote wasn't very understandable. In most languages, like C++, a < b < c ends up comparing a boolean to an integer. This should be a type error, but isn't.