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What is the difference between the = operator and the == operator in Java?
= denotes an allocation, and == denotes an assignment
= denotes an assignment, and == denotes a comparison
= denotes an initialization, and == denotes a comparison
= denotes a comparison, and == denotes an assignment
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The are different severs I guess
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