Re: Comparison Oddity

At 02:59 30-11-00 -0800, Paul Mullen wrote:

Given the two following expressions: A) ( $column == "date" ) B) ( $column === "date" ) When $column is set to '0' (integer zero), why would expression A evaluate to true, It shoulded

Are you sure that you did two =? and not one =? $a = "blaat" is always true

and B evaluate to false?

B is to test this differnce: $a = false $b = 0; $a == $b (true) $a === $b (false) Greetz, Wico

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