Consider the Java statement:
int comparison = object1.compareTo(object2);
where object1 and object2 both implement the Comparable interface. After this statement, the value stored in the variable comparison is 1. Assuming the compareTo method is written correctly, what can you say about the relation between the objects object1 and object2?

object1 is greater than object2

Explanation:

The compareTo() function is used to compare two strings.

It compares each character of the two strings.

It returns 0 if the two strings are equal.

It returns a value less than 0 if one string is less than the other string. This means that the characters of that string are less than the characters of the other string which is being compared.

This method returns a value greater than 0 if one string is greater than the other string. This means that the characters in that string are greater than the characters of the string that is being compared to it.

Here the value stored in comparison variable is 1 after this statement is executed which is greater than 0.

This shows that the object1 is greater than object2. The characters in string variable object1 is greater than the characters of string variable object2. We can also say that the object2 is less than object1.

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