Ask about Python Dunder method.

class Food:

    def __init__(self,taste,calorie):
        self._taste = taste
        self._calorie = calorie

    def __gt__(self, other):
        if self._taste == other._taste:
            return(self._calorie < other._calorie)
        else:
            return self._taste > other._taste


strawberry = Food(9, 32)
potato = Food(6, 66)
print(strawberry < potato)

Hello, I'm a beginner studying Python. I'm asking you a question because I don't know something while studying. In defining the class dunder method, we know that the __gt__(self, other) method is when you invoke the self > other operation. However, if you look at the code above, the __gt_() method is executed even though self<other operation is performed when executing. I thought it would not be executed in __gt__() because there was a separate method called self<other called __gt_()... Why is that in this case? I don't know even if I search it, so I'm leaving a question Help me.