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All right, so now it's time to solve this exercise together.

My name is Vlad, as always.

This is Alphatech, our C programming course.

So let's start.

First of all, what we need to understand is that we are going to receive two numbers.

So let's go like this.

So number one and number two, we will declare them.

And later on, we will ask a user to enter number one and also to enter number two so that simply copy

that and copy this.

And there you go.

Please enter number two using personam two.

And now what we are going to do is to use the if condition.

So if if statement now, we will specify the condition.

So if no one equals to number two, then in this case we will print through.

OK, that's what we were requested to do.

And if this condition returns false or gave the result of this condition, once again, the if statement

checks whether this condition will be true or false, this condition happens to be false.

The result of this condition happens to be false, then this part of the ALS will be executed.

And in this case, it will be just like that.

So false.

And there you go.

So once again, what do we have here?

Two numbers.

Checking if they are the same.

So one note, guys, before we will build and run is that pay close attention to use double equality

sign, because if you would have used just one of them, then in this case you will simply assign the

value of Naoum to into name one.

And there is the returned result of the operation is probably successful operation.

And based on that, you couldn't conclude anything regarding if they were the same or not.

So if you're checking for equality, use double equality signs and basically that's how you should do

it.

So let's build and run it to make sure that everything works as expected.

So three and five are not identical, not equal to one another.

So let's build it once again.

So two and two basically are the same numbers.

So, yeah, I think this is for at least video.

Guys, thank you so much for watching.

Keep on practicing.

Keep on moving forward and let's move on to more complicated exercise.

I'll see you then.