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 |Name|Objective & Instructions|Solution|Comments|
 |--------|--------|------|----|
-| Hello World! | [Exercise](exercises/hello_world/hello_world.md) | Solution](solutions/hello_world/hello_world.md | |
+| Hello World! | [Exercise](exercises/hello_world/hello_world.md) | [Solution](solutions/hello_world/hello_world.md | |
 | Python Characteristics | [Exercise](exercises/hello_world/python_characteristics.md) | [Solution](solutions/hello_world/python_characteristics.md) | |
 | What is the result? - Level 1 | [Exercise](exercises/hello_world/what_is_the_result_lvl_1.md) | [Solution](solutions/hello_world/what_is_the_result_lvl_1.md) | |
-| What is the result? - Level 2 | [Exercise](exercises/hello_world/what_is_the_result_lvl_2.md) | | |
+| What is the result? - Level 2 | [Exercise](exercises/hello_world/what_is_the_result_lvl_2.md) | [Solution](solutions/hello_world/what_is_the_result_lvl_2.md) | |
 
 <a name="exercises-objects"></a>
 ## Objects & Data Types
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   return 'main website'
 
 app.add_url_rule('/', view_func=home)
-```
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+## What is the result? - Level 2
+
+1. What is the result of each of the following statements? Explain why.
+
+  * `"" == " "` - False \
+    The space between double quotations is whitespace sensitive. The left side corresponds to an empty string of no characters   while the right side corresponds to a single whitespace element
+    
+  * `'two' > 'three'` - True \
+    The values being compared here are of a type `string`, so the comparison operator will perform an element-wise comparison of each character in each of the items using their unicode order. For the first element, `'t'` and `'t'` are compared and found to be equal. Next, the second values, `'w'` and `'h'` are compared. And since the unicode value of `'w'` is higher than that of `'h'`, python will halt the comparison there and return the comparison as `True` 
+    
+    
+  * `[] == []`  - True \
+    This is a comparison of two empty lists, and since the types are the same and both have no elements, they are equated to be the same