Python comparison operators can also be used on strings. String a is smaller than string b if it comes alphabetically before b. Notice however that the comparison is only reliable if • the characters compared are of the same case, i.e. both UPPERCASE or both lowercase • only the standard English alphabet of a to z, or A to Z, is used. Please write a program which asks the user for two words. The program should then print out whichever of the two comes alphabetically last. You can assume all words will be typed in lowercase entirely. Some examples of expected behaviour: Please type in the 1st word: car Please type in the 2nd word: scooter scooter comes alphabetically last. Please type in the 1st word: zorro Please type in the 2nd word: batman zorro comes alphabetically last. Please type in the 1st word: python Please type in the 2nd word: python You gave the same word twice. Sample output Sample output Sample output

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