Equal To R←X=Y

Y may be any array. X may be any array. R is Boolean.

⎕CT and ⎕DCT are implicit arguments of Equal To.

If X and Y are refs, then R is 1 if they are refs to the same object. If X is a ref and Y is not, or vice-versa, then R is 0.

If X and Y are character, then R is 1 if they are the same character. If X is character and Y is numeric, or vice-versa, then R is 0.

If X and Y are numeric, then R is 1 if X and Y are within comparison tolerance of each other.

For real numbers X and Y, X is considered equal to Y if (|X-Y) is not greater than ⎕CT×(|X)⌈|Y.

For complex numbers X=Y is 1 if the magnitude of X-Y does not exceed ⎕CT times the larger of the magnitudes of X and Y; geometrically, X=Y if the number smaller in magnitude lies on or within a circle centred on the one with larger magnitude, having radius ⎕CT times the larger magnitude.

Examples

      3=3.1 3 ¯2 ¯3
0 1 0 0

      a←2+0j1×⎕CT 
      a
2J1E¯14
      a=2j.00000000000001 2j.0000000000001
1 0

      'CAT'='FAT'
0 1 1

      'CAT'=1 2 3
0 0 0

      'CAT'='C' 2 3
1 0 0

      ⎕CT←1E¯10
      1=1.000000000001
1

      1=1.0000001
0