What is the difference between "=" and "==" operator??

Question

In c++ only
Can anyone explaine.
And when to use each one

Answer 1

= is an assignment operator
== compares values

Answer 2

= is used for assignment between variables and value.

Example:
int x = 5;

== is used for comparison and conditions

Example:
if (x + y == 5)

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Answer 3

TheGirlHasNoName this was a C++ question. There is no === in C++.

Answer 4

TheGirlHasNoName that's OK. No problem.

Answer 5

= is for assigning value to a variable
== is used to test equality between two expressions we can use it in loops in conditions for test .
=== it is used to test equality between two expression + to compare the types of both expressions

Example:
Boolean a = '1'===1;
The value of a is false because'1' is type string and 1 is type int

Answer 6

Thank you Sonic i thought it was the same for java and c++

Answer 7

= operator declares a value for ex a=10
While == operator is a relational operator as the name suggests it compares two value