what is different between a=10 and a==10
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'a=10' is used to assign the value of 10 in 'a' variable whereas 'a==10' compare the value of 'a' variable with 10. Explanation: In "a=10", a is a variable that is initialized by 10 value because in any programming language "=" stands for assignment operator which is used to assign the value for any variable.
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there is double equal to sign in the second one.it shows comparison. ok
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