What is the difference between = and == in C?
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Answer Posted / sagar pce
1.> = is an Assignment operator
whereas == is an Comparision or Equality operator
2.> If we go for the = operator the value will be same for
both side i.e; X=Y
for eg. if X=7 then Y=7
but when we go for the == operator the value will show the
result as a true or false
for eg. if X==7 and Y==7
then it return TRUE
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