what is == used for

Question

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Answer 1

https://www.sololearn.com/learn/JUMP_LINK__&&__Python__&&__JUMP_LINK/2276/
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Answer 2

It is often said = != ==
It means = (assignment operator) is != (not equal to) == (the equality operator)
= is used to assign values to variables.
== is used to check equality. 2 == 2 will return True.
!= is inequality operator to check if values are not equal. 2 != 2 will return False.

Answer 3

Tests equality between two values:

1 == 1
# returns True

1 == 2
# returns False

It’s different from =, since = assigns a value:

x = 1
# now x has the value of 1

x == 1
# returns True

x == 2
# returns False

It works for more than just numbers:

“hey” == “hey”
# returns True

You should really play with these on code playground or somewhere else. Works better.