EQUAL(==)

The EQUAL (==) operator is used to compare two values and check if they are equal. It returns true if the two compared values are exactly the same; otherwise, it returns false. This operator is essential for creating logical conditions in formulas and scripts, allowing actions to be taken based on whether the values match or not.

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➡️ The Example:

In this example, the condition is true only if the value of age is exactly 18. If the age is different (for example, 17 or 19), the condition will be false.

• 1 value 🟡: age is the first value being compared.
• 1 operator 🟣: == is the comparison operator.
• 1 value 🟡: 18 is the second value with which age is compared.

🟰 Expected Result:

• If age == 18, the condition is true.
• If age is 17 or 19, the condition is false.

Practical Use:

It is widely used in programming and spreadsheets to take actions based on the comparison result.

The EQUAL TO (==) operator works with both numbers and text strings.

Example in an application:

Checking if a user has a specific status: