title says it all, which one declares the value and which one is comparing
if you know c++, which one means == and which one means =
P.S. cant search, too short lol
title says it all, which one declares the value and which one is comparing
if you know c++, which one means == and which one means =
P.S. cant search, too short lol
http://www.macrosoftinc.com/ ---WTF COPIERS!!!



:= is declaring and = is comparing.
kk got it, thanks, lol thats hard to remember, considering in C++ = is declaring and == is comparing![]()
http://www.macrosoftinc.com/ ---WTF COPIERS!!!
Think of it this way: '=' is 'equal to' and ':' is 'set'.
x:=1; //set x equal to 1
if x=1 then // if x is equal to 1 then
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