Equality operators

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There are two equality operators: == and !=. They test for equality and inequality between arithmetic values or strings, following rules very similar to those for the relational operators.

Note:

Notice that == and != have a lower precedence than the relational operators < and >, <=, and >=. Also, == and != can compare the string type for equality and inequality where the relational operators would not be allowed.

The syntax is

equality-expression:

relational-expression

       equality-expression == relational-expression

equality-expression != relational-expression

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