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Appendix:Variations of "=" ⩵ Translingual Etymology Introduced by the B programming language, which used the symbol "=" for variable assignment. The reasoning given by the creators of the language is that assignment is more frequent than equality testing, and thus deserves the shorter operator. The syntax was inherited by its successor C, and later adopted more widely. See wikipedia:Relational operator#Confusion with assignment operators. Symbol mul symbol mul programming In some programming languages, an operator that compares if two values are equal. if x==1 then print "success!" end (prints "success!" if x equals 1) mul mathematics mul = en mul 2012 John Browne Grassmann Algebra Volume 1: Foundations: Exploring extended vector algebra with Mathematica John M Browne 9781479197637 373 The result of taking the regressive product of an m-element A and its complement in the reverse order introduces a potential change of sign. ∨ ⩵ ∨ Antonyms mul ! See also mul ++ mul -- English Etymology From the programming sense. Conjunction conj en Internet slang The same as; equal to. en 2000-10-08 Jan Schaumann Re: Comparing Perl and Java https://groups.google.com/forum/#!original/comp.lang.perl.misc/aQ-6fJLBIy0/bi6KEwirYc8J comp.lang.perl.misc As soon as I posted the article I knew that screwdriver and hammer would be abused in this example. I even did get to the "screwdriver == drink" part myself, only the "getting hammered" escaped me. ;-) Synonyms = Chinese Symbol zh symbol zh = =