Differentiate comparative and absolute advantage, Macroeconomics

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What is the difference between Comparative Advantage and Absolute Advantage?

Difference between Comparative Advantage and Absolute Advantage:

Comparative advantage: it is the opportunity cost of producing the good is lower for which individual than for other people.

Absolute advantage: When he or she can do this better than other people.

Attentive: Don’t confuse about comparative advantage along with absolute advantage!

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