I just realized that Variable1=22 is a valid equation

I just wanted to know what the use of this is

Iirc if you do this, this will give you 0 or 1, depending on if Variable1 is actually set to 22 or not (0 being no its not equal, 1 being yes it is equal).

Aight Bet

See expressions in the manual for more details. You can use boolean expressions for conditions too, like Variable1 < 100 ? "Score too low" : "High score!"

Apart from using it with the ?: operator, I’ve used = for stuff like this:

Say you want to convert a small list of color names to a color values you could do:

rgba(100*(color="red"), 100*(color="green"), 100*(color="blue"), 100)

Or if you happened to want to handle different colors or more of them:

chooseIndex((color="red")*1+ (color="green")*2+ (color="blue")*3, rgba(0,0,0,100), rgba(100,0,0,100), rgba(0,100,0,100),rgba(0,0,100,100))

Granted there are better ways if you wanted to handle lots of color names but this is handy and simpler for a few.