what do you mean by a=1 and a==1
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In a =1, you assign value 1 to a. It means now 1 is stored in a. If you write a in any expression, it means you have written 1 there.
In a==1, you are checking if a is equal to 1 or not. It is just a condition check, which gives either true or false. It does not assign any value to a. The previously assigned value of a remains stored in a.
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"a = 1" is used for assigning values to a variable and "a == 1 " is used for comparing two variables.
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