In Python, why is None nonpositive?
>>> None > 0 # False
>>> None >= 0 # False
>>> None < 0 # True
>>> None <= 0 # True
I could hypothetically see None being coerced to a False and then a False vs 0 comparison, but that's not what's happening...
>>> False > 0 # False
>>> False >= 0 # True
>>> False < 0 # False
>>> False <= 0 # True
...where the truth table for False is consistent with 0 on the left hand side.
Someone please elucidate the coercions producing None < 0 being True
