Strict switch

Hello! With PHP 8 we have match(), that is a switch strict expression-like. But strict is not strict, and it could cause confusion because switch() and match() are pretty similar. I believe that this has already been discussed, but it would be interesting to re-evaluate the possibility of a strict() with support for strict. In order not to generate BC, my suggestion is to attach a specific keyword for this purpose, or a similar alternative. (0) switch(8.0) { case '8.0'; return 'no'; case 8.0: return 'yes'; } // no? (1) strict switch(8.0) { case '8.0'; return 'no'; case 8.0: return 'yes'; } // yes (2) switch strict(8.0) { ... } // yes (3a) switch(8.0, true) { ... } // yes (3b) switch(8.0, strict: true) { ... } // yes (named argument) Or then in the "case": (4) switch(8.0) { strict case 8.0: ... } // yes (5) switch(8.0) { case strict 8.0: ... } // yes Or allowing operators (this would be the most flexible way, as it would allow for a number of other features): (6) switch(8.0) { case === 8.0: ... } // yes Atenciosamente, David Rodrigues