Equal To (==) Operator Sign Video
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Definition
The equal-to operator == performs a comparison between its operands and returns a boolean value. It returns the pure value true if the operands are equal to each other; otherwise it returns the pure value false. The == operator may appear as part of an equality expression.
Source: Reges & Stepp, 2007
Example
Example sentence for context: "The equal-to operator never throws an exception."
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