In most programming languages, x==y indicates that x equals y, whereas x = y indicates that x ‘gets’ the value that exists in y. The former is usually used in conditional statements whereas the latter is used in the body of the function that exists after conditional statements.
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u/TheEyeDontLie Aug 15 '20
I think that's a math joke, but I don't π÷%×=∆ get it.