In C#, it is well known that \".\".CompareTo(\"A\") == -1 .
\".\".CompareTo(\"A\") == -1
My question is: is there a punctuation mark x such that x.CompareTo(\"A\") == 1
x.CompareTo(\"A\") == 1
The sort order of characters is just based on their ASCII values.
Example ASCII table
So yes, there are a lot of characters that are "higher" than A.