What is the difference between = and == in C?
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Answer Posted / swapna
= is used for assigning the value to a variable
for example
int a=10;
if a=5
printf("%d",a);
else
printf("%d",a);
output:5
in this program a value is assigned to 5 and 5 is printed.
whereas
== is used to check the value of the variable
for example
int a=10;
if a==5
printf("%d",++a);
else
printf("%d",a);
output:10
in this value of a is checked with 10 .If it is equal if
stmt is true and a is incrementd and printed.
If it is not equal a value is printed.
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