Moreover, in programming a single = sets the value on the left to the value on the right, while == (or in some languages ===) means to compare the values (and === is explicit).
Then there are the various forms of not equal (!=) and greater than/less than or equal ( <=, >= )
Moreover, in programming a single = sets the value on the left to the value on the right, while == (or in some languages ===) means to compare the values (and === is explicit).
Then there are the various forms of not equal (!=) and greater than/less than or equal ( <=, >= )