// You can’t compare strings like this, but it’s perfectly legal C++.
//
// "harpo" is an array of const char, and so is "chico".
// "harpo" < "chico" compares the base addresses of the two arrays.
// Which is at the lower address?  Who knows?!
//
// Are the arrays "marx" and "marx" at the same address?  Who knows!?
//
// g++ -Wall will tell you if you do this.  Are you scared of -Wall?

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {
    cout << boolalpha			    // bool as false/true, not 0/1
	 << ("harpo" < "chico") << '\n'	    // one might expect false
	 << ("zeppo" > "groucho") << '\n'   // one might expect true
	 << ("marx" == "marx") << '\n';	    // one might expect true
}