"Lars Torben Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 2003-06-28 at 11:28, Bobby Patel wrote:
> > In PHP there are two operators for comparisons, the double and triple
> > equivalance.
> >
> > Double equivalance just check's the boolean type so if (0 == 'n') is
On Sat, 2003-06-28 at 11:28, Bobby Patel wrote:
> In PHP there are two operators for comparisons, the double and triple
> equivalance.
>
> Double equivalance just check's the boolean type so if (0 == 'n') is
> translated to if (False == False), where as triple equivalance checks the
> data types a
In PHP there are two operators for comparisons, the double and triple
equivalance.
Double equivalance just check's the boolean type so if (0 == 'n') is
translated to if (False == False), where as triple equivalance checks the
data types as well so if (0==='n') becomes if (Int(False)==String(False)
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