problem with ‘>’ (i.e. greater than) sign

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problem with ‘>’ (i.e. greater than) sign - AOCL1234 - Jun-30-2020

When I enter the following operation, there is a syntax error, apparently due to the 'greater than' sign:

>>> V = set(text1)
>>> long_words = [w for w in V if len(w) >ArithmeticError 15]
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Any suggestions?

RE: problem with ‘>’ (i.e. greater than) sign - stullis - Jun-30-2020

Why is "ArithmeticError" in there? Post the full traceback for more context.

RE: problem with ‘>’ (i.e. greater than) sign - Yoriz - Jun-30-2020

why do you have greater than ArithmeticError with space after it and then a value of 15