Difference between equal to (==) and assignment operator(=)?

Answer 1

Assignment operator: used for asigning a value to a variable.
int num = 4;
^
Equal to operator: used for comparing two variables:
cout << 1==0; // prints 0 (false)
cout << 1 == 1; // prints 1 (true)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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'=' sign used for assigning variables :-
Eg. int x=0;

And '==' sign is used for comparisons :-
Eg. if(x==0){cout<<"Hello";}

Answer 4

The equal operator, means that whatever is coming after that, is getting assigned to that variable. The equal to operator, compares one value with the other. Here is an example:
int number = 1;

Here is an example of the comparison operator:
if(number1 == number2){
cout <<"Hello"

Answer 5

"==" this used for comparison and "="this is used for assigning value to variables and constants