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He equals sign "=" is used as

a) Is the "assignment" operator and computes the right side, takes that value and stores it in the variable on the left side

b) A "test" operator to test to see if the value on the left side equal the value on the right side and returns true if they are equal

c) Is used as a test operator in the if statement and the assignment operator in a simple expression

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  1. 24 November, 00:16
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    (A). Is the "assignment" operator and computes the right side, takes that value and stores it in the variable on the left side.

    Explanation:

    The "=" (equal) sign is used as an assignment operator that is it evaluates the value on the right side of the operator and stores or assigns that value to the variable on left side of the operator."=" operator not to be confused with "==" equal to operator it checks the value on the right is equal to the value on the left. if it is returns true else returns false.
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