Can we compare two structures using "==" operator

Hi Terminator you're back! (I'm so thrilled!) Well, to answer your question, each struct created is an arrow that references to a particular object. Therefore, you're seeing if the first arrow references the exact same struct that the 2nd struct is referencing.

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Terminator No you can't compare structures using "==" operator. You will get the error "invalid operands to binary operator" You need to compare them field by field. "==" operator is a boolean operator so it needs lhs and rhs either as bool or a datatype convertible to bool. structure is a compound datatype hence not convertible to bool(or BOOL)

Cannot compare structures like that but you can compare pointers to structures to see if they refer to the same structure.

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Well yes we can because the "==" operator either makes the first variable/structure equals to the next variable/structure what I mean is if u put it in an if statement it checks if the two structures/variables are the same then it runs the if statement

Yeah. It is relational operator. Relational operators are only used to compare two or more things. I think you got the answer.

Actually yes, but the == operator will only check if the two references of structs point to the same struct.

May be "equals"?