Notes for Slide 03
The is-equal-to-operator: == :and
the is-not-equal-to-operator: != :are used for
determining if a value is or is not a specific value.
This is valuable for certain programs, but imagine
needing to know if an int value is less than or
greater than another int value, such as 1812.
Using the == and != operators for such a task would
again require thousands (essentially, infinite) statements
in your program.
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