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Checking for Equality between Arrays
Which of the following about the Equals? Node is TRUE, making it possible to create the VI below.
a) The Equals? node is polymorphic and automatically adjusts its output to match the data type of the indicator to which it is wired
b) There are two Equals? nodes on the Comparison Palette, one for single values and one for arrays.
c) It is not possible to create the VI shown
d) It is possible to modify the Comparison Type of an Equals? node from its right-click shortcut menu.
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