What does "==" mean??

Answer 1

If they are - it returns "true", else - returns "false"

Answer 2

== equal operator(check for two values)
= assigning value to variable

Answer 3

(2 == 2) - true
(2 == 3) - false
Also (2 == "2") - false

Answer 4

2 == “2” is true in js. Also 2 === “2” is false because === compares the datatype as well.

https://www.sololearn.com/learn/JavaScript/1132/

Answer 5

"==" it use for equal
"!=" it use for not equal
they are operator

Answer 6

they are logical operarors in many languages
for comparing data

Answer 7

In Javascript there is also a === operator which compares both the value and type of the 2 operands.

Answer 8

In Pascal, there is no == operator. = is used to check for equality and := is used for assignment.

Answer 9

Thats needed to check if two values are equal

Answer 10

Thanks.....

Answer 11

You should have done the tutorials.

Answer 12

Comparison operator which means if the two value are same as equal the result is true.

Answer 13

We use "==" in most programming languages as a comparison operator to test for equality between two things. (Say for example 2==4 or 'a'=='5'). Generally, tge return type is a Boolean value (True or False)
So 2==4 will return False meanwhile 3==3 will return True.

Answer 14

Equal comparison operator

Answer 15

https://www.sololearn.com/learn/JavaScript/1132/?ref=app

Answer 16

'=' means equals to in math but, '==' means equals to in js. Understand?

Answer 17

Equal.

Answer 18

a=10 # a is assigned the value of 10, and per duck-typing the type integer print a # --> 10 print type(a) # --> int print a==10 # --> True print a==11 # --> False if a==10: # if the condition is True do something else: do something else

Answer 19

In java it's used to compare primitive values and object refreneces.

Answer 20

It means ‘equal to’ for example:

2 == 2 (2 is equal to 2)
5 == 2 + 3 (5 is equal to 2 + 3)