If else in c++

Hi guys ,
in c++ programming (if) when we use "=" isntead of "==" compiler behave the same ... Do u know why compiler Behave like this ??
Tnx

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C++ compiler treat Zero(0) as false and all nonzero value as true.
Consider the case 1:
if(val=20) //implicitly it becomes if(20)
{
cout<<"Control comes here.";
}
Case 2:
val=5;
if(val==5) //implicitly it becomes if(1) as condition is true
{
cout<<"here control comes.";
}

vinodh

  • Dec 11th, 2012
 

in the first if condition want to place double equal.then it will treat as condition.otherwise it will treat as declaration

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