Equality Operators
Although the relational operators are denoted by the same
symbols as in many other programming languages, the equality operators
have a unique appearance The “equal to” operator is two adjacent = characters,
not one. since a single = character represents the assignment operator. The “not
equal to” operator is also two characters: ! and =.
== Means Equalto
!= means not equalto
Like the relational operators, the
equality operators are left associative and produce either 0 (false) or I
(true) as their result. However, the equality operators have lower
precedence than the relational operators.
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