(1) Equations are generally written with a two-bar equals sign.

(2) Write your answer after the equals sign.

(3) The function returns the value of the expression to the right of the equals sign.

(4) What does an equal sign do?

(5) The equal sign allows for less strict improper subsets and supersets.

(6) The equal sign and the expression giving the initial value are in fact optional in a variable declaration.

(7) The equal sign does the same thing as the assignment arrow, but may only be used at the top-level scope, not also in nested expressions.

(8) In the location after the single equal sign, enter 30.

(9) On the gate were painted a Star of David, an equal sign, and a swastika.

(10) In the first statement, PRIOR is used to the left of the equal sign while in the second statement it is specified on the other side.

(11) It's only a phrase, not the whole sentence, so it doesn't include an equal sign.

(12) So long as you're reserving words, go ahead and reserve the not equal sign (), and, or, the left and right parentheses.

(13) Here it is obvious to the translator and the translation tools that the values after the equal sign should not be modified.

(14) In writing an assignment statement, for example, you can declare variables of any type, use any identifier to the left of the equal sign, and supply any expression on the right.

(15) You asked: feelings of the notes and be able to draw an equal sign it?

(16) A flawless jade ornament or a coarse, gross brick will always remain silent if it is left untouched[Sentence dictionary], but who can draw an equal sign between them?

(17) Please pay attention to the written form. Line up the equal sign s.

(18) And one of the things neophytes trip over early on is that we'll soon see there's not only an equal sign operator, there's equals equals.

(19) Thus, in order to write a declaration, you start with the type name, followed by the variable name, an equal sign, an expression, and a semicolon, in that order.

(20) If the cell contains a formula, this property returns the formula as a string, in the same format in which it would be displayed in the formula bar (including the equal sign).

(21) So, we take our two equilibrium states, and you just put an equal sign between them, and the equal sign means go from one to the other.

(22) So this is the equality operator, whereas the single equal sign is the assignment operator.

(23) And the reason that we now on the second line have the equal sign is because this function GetString has what's called a return value.