diffrentiate between a==2 and a=2
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A = 2
You have just created a variable, which means, A, willbe acted upon by the code as if it was 2.
Example: A * 6 = 12
A == 2
This is a comparison, which is asking, 'Is A the same as 2'
If A=2, then A==2 is a true statement.
If A = anything else, then A ==2 is a false statement
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Explanation:
- First "=" is used to assign the value. Example: a= 2, then value of a is 2.
- Second "==" is to show equality between values, Example a == 2, here the value of 2 equal to a.
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