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What is the difference between = and == in C?
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Answer Posted / anita sachdeva
= operator in C language is used to assign the value of
right-hand side value/variable/expression to the left hand
side variable.
== operator in C/C++ language is used to check the value of
left hand variable/expression with the right hand
variable/expression. whether the two values are equal or
not. It returns true if these are equal else it will return
false.
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