What will be the output of the following code?a = "abce" >= "abcdef"print(a)Options: Pick one correct answer from belowTrueFalseBoth A and BNone of the Above

Break Down the Problem

1. We need to evaluate the comparison between the two strings "abce" and "abcdef".
2. We will understand how string comparison works in Python.

Relevant Concepts

1. String comparisons in Python are done lexicographically, meaning they compare the strings character by character using Unicode values.
2. The comparison operators return True if the left string is greater than or equal to the right string, otherwise, they return False.

Analysis and Detail

1. Compare the strings:
   • The first string is "abce", and the second string is "abcdef".
   • "abce" has the same characters as "abcdef" up to the fourth character.
   • The first string ends after four characters, while the second string has additional characters ("f").
2. Since "abce" is shorter than "abcdef" and they match up to the length of the first string, evaluating "abce" >= "abcdef" will yield False.

Verify and Summarize

• The comparison results in False because "abce" is not greater than or equal to "abcdef".

Final Answer

False