Inconsistency in Python's Comparisons

[Erik Max Francis]

Dan Bishop wrote:

> # This shouldn't count, for obvious reasons.  But what the heck...

He explicitly restricted himself to not invoking "double-underscore
magic."  You can certainly make classes which don't constitute a
well-ordering, and you can certainly get bizarre behavior by relying on
the (arbitrary) ordering between types, but the only thing I'd be
worried about is such a circular ordering between types in the same
class.

> paper = ContrivedExample(0)
> rock = ContrivedExample(1)
> scissors = ContrivedExample(2)

I do like your example, however :-).

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