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equals sign
In programming, the equals sign (=) is used for equality and copying. For example, if x = 0 means "if X is equal to zero;" however x = 0 means "copy the value zero into the variable X." Double equals signs (==) means equals to in C. For example, if (x == 0) means if X is equal to zero. The unusual use of the double equals sign causes many errors in C programming.


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Condition of Minimum Location Error Lemma 1: Supposes a, b, c is three numbers whose value is bigger than 0, then a + b + c [greater than or equal to] 3[square root of abc] and the equal sign holds only when a=b=c.
On the far side of the equal sign, we will hopefully find a little more global equality.
There are terms that have come down to us, such as fitra, which refers to creation as an original natural order; tawhid, the unity of creation, which tells us that all things in the world are related to one another and, because they are all equal signs of God, they are equally important, valuable and worthy of preservation; and mizan, balance, which is the state of well-ordered creation and which must be maintained or restored.
 
 
 
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