What is the difference between the following statements?
a=10 and a== 10
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a=10 is assignment operator
a=== 10 is relational operator
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Answer: These are two different things. How?
Explanation:
When you say a = 10, you are declaring the value of the variable a to be 10.
So a will store the value of a to 10.
But when you say a == 10, you are checking that is a equal to 10. This can be used in if statements when you are checking something is equal to something else.
Hope it helps.
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