mystery_string_1 = "Grapes"\ mystery_string_2 = "apples"\ \ #You may modify the lines of code above, but don't move them!\ #When you Submit your code, we'll change these lines to\ #assign different values to the variables.\ \ #Remember, greater than and less than operators can be used to\ #compare strings. A string is "less than" another string if it\ #comes earlier when sorted alphabetically.\ #\ #This can have some nuances, though, when it comes to\ #capitalization, punctuation, and spaces.\ #\ #Write some code below that will print True if mystery_string_1\ #comes before mystery_string_2 alphabetically according to\ #Python, and False if it does not.\ #\ #While this might be a simple line of code, we'd strongly\ #recommend checking out the submission results to see some of\ #the odd ways that Python performs. For example, don't be\ #surprised when your code says that it's True that "Grapes"\ #comes before "apples" alphabetically: Python puts all\ #upper-case letters before all lower-case letters.\ \ \ #Write your code here!