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What is the difference between = and == in C?
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Answer Posted / aman
* First of all = is a assignment operator and == is a comparision operator.
* = operator is used to assign value to a variable and == operator is used to compare two variable or constants.
* The left side of = operator can not be a constant, while for == operator both sides can be operator.
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