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QUsing = instead of == in condition is:

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Confusing = (assignment) with == (comparison) is one of the most COMMON beginner errors. Always use == in conditions.

Why the other options are incorrect:

  • Option B: It's not correct — it's a mistake.
  • Option C: It's the opposite of best practice.
  • Option D: In Java, it may cause a compile error for non-boolean expressions.
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