x = 4 if x == 5: print("Yes") else: print("No")

Question

why if x==5 not x=5

Answer 1

You can't use = in if statement becouse it means assing. You need use == becouse it means is it equal to?.

Answer 2

= is to assign a variable
== is to compare variables

Answer 3

in programming. '=' means assigning something. and '==' means "equal to" or " is it equal to?". for any condition operation we use '==' and assigning something we use =.

Answer 4

= is assignment symbol for assinging the value of a variable in the memory like x=3 mean varibale x has value of 3 assigned in memory. while == is an equal operator like if we want 2+3 is equal to 5 then we will write 2+3== 5 and