Which among the following operators is/are belongs to "Equality conditions"?

A. <>

B. !=

C. =

D. >/<

Answer: Option C

Solution(By Examveda Team)

The "Equality conditions" operator in MySQL includes the = operator, which is used to check for equality between two values. It compares whether two expressions are equal. Therefore, Option C is correct. <> and != are not equality operators; they represent the inequality operator, meaning "not equal to". > and < represent the greater than and less than operators respectively, which are not equality conditions. Hence, Option C is the correct answer.