Chapter outline
A comparison asks a question and gives true or false. == asks whether two values are equal. A single = stores a value in a variable; it does not ask a question.
Your task
Observed-output goal: display "false", in that order. Change the comparison to ask whether score equals 20. Keep score at 10; expect the boolean false. Completion checks these outputs and value types only; the example's structure is an experiment, not a required solution.
Expected output
false
Lines must stay in order. Spelling, capitalization and spaces inside a message matter.
Syntax in this activity
New syntax: ==
Earlier ideas used here
- booleans
- assignment
- numbers
What this exercise checks
Actual Output · exact lines and order · extra output forbidden.
Successful execution is required. A compile error, runtime error or execution limit never completes this task.
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