C++ difference between "=" and "=="?

Question

Im still a bit confused about the (=) and the (==) can somebody help out.

Thank you for all your information.
Much obliged to you all.

Answer 1

the "=" is for assigning a value for a variable while the "==" is a symbol for comparing two variable.

ex.

n=1
*this statement tells that n gets the value 1.

n == x
*this statement checks if n is equal to x

hope this helps.

Answer 2

"=" means your assigning something.
for example
int x = 25;
so now the variable holds the value 25.

"==" is used when your comparing two things.

if (x == 25) //if x equals 25
return true;

Answer 3

' = ' is an assignment operator
' == ' is a logical operator used to check if two values are equal

int y = 9; you assign 9 as a value of y
x==y; logical operator that checks if x is equal to y

Answer 4

= assigns a value to a variable, == is used to check a variable for a certain value.