What is the difference between = and == in C?
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Answer Posted / chandan
= Assignment Operator
== Comparision Operator
One Intresting Difference between these two is in the =
operator the left side can not be a const, while in == we
can place Const in either side.
eg. x = 5 //correct
5 = x // Incorrect
but X == 5 // CORRECT
5 == X // Correct and Preffered to use left value
as constant to avoid the unwanted bug.
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