What is the difference between = and == operators?

Answer 1

@Jonas is correct.

= is used to assign values to a variable. E.g

int x = 16;

== is used to evaluate if LHS and RHS expression is equal in value.

if (x == 16) // do something

Answer 2

= is an assignment operator, it assigns a value to a variable. == is a comparison operator.

Answer 3

single = mean it assign the value toward left side
for example y=4 this mean the value of y is 4.

double == this straghtly mean "equal"
for example y=4 and x=4 you can see both
have equal number that's way this is used.

Answer 4

thanks for the answer...!!!!