Is there any difference between = and ==?

Answer 1

= is a assignment operator and == is a comparison operator

example .
int a=5; // the value of a became 5
if(a==5)// comparing a's value with 5

Answer 2

@Queenoftheworld = is the assignment operator which assigns the value on the right to the variable on the left. Example:

int x = 10;

assigns the value 10 to the variable named x. Whereas == is the equality operator which checks if the value (of the variable) on the right is equal to the value (of the variable) on the left. Example:

bool isEqual = x == y;

checks if the value of x is equal to the value of y. And assigns the result ('true' or 'false') to the isEqual variable.

Answer 3

= is for assignment operator and == is for equal to operator

Answer 4

=is assignment operator == is a comparison operator

Answer 5

= is Assignment operator
That is....

a=5;
b=a+b;

== is equality operator
That is.....

if(a==5)
{
……………
}

Answer 6

= means assuming the value some other declared variables .where ==means comparing the declared variable's value with some declared variable's value

Answer 7

The '='(assignment operator) is to assign the value of rhe variable,whereas '=='(relational operator) is to compare to values.

HOPE this may help you .
PEACE\/.

Answer 8

yaa they is an difference = means assigning some values and == means comparison of some values

Answer 9

yes it has the difference

Answer 10

yes it's meaning change when we write it as 8=D and 8==D . it gets bigger