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= for assigning value to variable
== for comparing to values in if conditions
= assign a value to variable
== equal (equal for value)
=== identical (equal for value and data type)
The == (Equality) operator will compare for equality after doing any necessary type conversions.
The "=" is an Assignment operator, it assign the value of the right hand operand to left hand operand
e.g
var Name="Samer Saleh";
var What_is_my_name=Name;
What_is_my_Name now holds the value of the Name, depending on the type of value, sometimes it might contain other than a value, sometimes it can also act as a reference to another variable;
e.g
var x=[1,2,4] var y;
y=x;
x.push(5);
On the other hand "==" is a logical operation it compares two operands
e.g var a=2, var b=3; (a == b) will yield to false, however "==" does a type conversion before comparing the value, this can lead to undesired effect, "===" is prefered in the JavaScript community because it operates in operand of the same type and is faster than the previous.
' == ' is a reference comparison and ' = ' to evaluate the comparison of values in the objects.
"=" is used to assign value to variable where as "==" used to compare the values.
= is an "Assignment Operator".
example var a = 53;
== is used for comparison. It is a comparison Operator
example if a ==b
the operarion (=) used to set values or variables to variables.
example a =3 , a = text1.value.
the operation (==) used to compare2 variable or values.
example a == b, a==2 , >, <, >=, =<, ....etc
As all answer above mentiond "=" is assignment operator that assign the value of any variable, reference etc.
"==" is equality operator that check the value of right hand to left hand the result will be the boolean value.
"=" is an assign operator that assigns right operand to left operand.
"==" is a comparison operator that check if both right and left operands are equal in value or not.
"===" is a comparison operator that check if both right and left operands are equal in both value and data type or not.
Here's you will find everything about Comparison Operators in details.
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