why print(2<10<9) evaluates to False

Question

print(2<10<9)
print(True<9)
"""
Output:
False
True
"""
"""
Less operator associativity is from left to right.
As per this rule,
2<10 is evaluated first and should give True
then the result of above should have been evaluated second i.e True <9
but actually 10<9 is evaluated second why ?
"""

Answer 1

10<9 is evaluated second because thats the fixed order of precedence(i.e.,preference) for the < operators.

Answer 2

Actually it is non associative. This is a Python feature called chained comparisons https://docs.python.org/3/reference/expressions.html#comparisons

Answer 3

Thanks everyone i got it