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Comparing for Equality
Comparing for Equality
A boolean variable can store the result of a comparison. Declare two int variables: a set to 10 and b set to 20. Declare a bool named isEqual and assign it the result of a == b (the == operator checks whether the two values are equal). Then print a line formatted as: Equal: False
Expected Output:
Equal: False= newline. The output ends with a newline — print one after the last line.
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