Hi!
As for isset(), it doesn't cover the use case for property_exists(), as
isset() returns false when a property exists, and is one of these values:
null, false, int 0, float 0, string '', empty array()
property_exists() more closely relates to "array_key_exists() for objects"
in that regard.
This is not true. isset() only returns false if the property doesn't
exist or is set to null.
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