It seems to get caught on the first date and dosen't update high

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It seems to get caught on the first date and dosen't update high

Dose anyone know how to fix this?

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I don't think that you you can check if a boolean is greater then another boolean, since they are True or false, you can only check if they are equal to, or equal to (if I'm wrong let me know)

@InvisibleOne @19pipejo he could check the boolean's values and then assign them integers based on that with something like

class vars:
 var1 = True
 var2 = False
def assignvars():
 if vars.var1 == True:
  vars.var1 = 1
 elif vars.var1 == False:
  vars.var1 = 0
 if vars.var2 == True:
  vars.var2 = 1
 elif vars.var2 == False:
  vars.var2 = 0
assignvars()
if vars.var1 > vars.var2:
 print("var1 is greater than var2")
elif vars.var1 < vars.var2:
 print("vars2 is greater than var1")
elif vars.var1 == vars.var2:
 print("both variables have the same value")

Rather then do all that, since you know that True, is 1, and False is 0.

if var1 == True:
  # you know that var1 is greater then false since we know they aren't the same
elif var1 == False:
  # you know the var1 is not greater then var two.

@LukeWright

??? @InvisibleOne

Whatever condition you are setting it to, it is not returning as true:
https://replit.com/@LukeWright/oak-readcsv4#main.py
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