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Wouldn't it make more sense if the = operator tested for equality and == assigned? Since == is repeated and more emphatic?

The correct answer is = should be used for comparison and assignment.

The function of the operator can be determined by its context, so it should be determined by its context.

Regardless of using a lagnauge that uses = and ==, good programming practice dicates the context in which these should be used anyways, so having seperate operators invites errors and is a lazy way shitheads write parsers.