note 27963 deleted from function.max by didou

Note Submitter: xs2jrr@xs4all.nl ---- What simon at esoft dot dk is saying is not true. max() accepts 3 types of arguments: int, float and string. If none of the arguments has float as type, all arguments are converted to int. So max(false, 0) is the same as max(0, 0), which ofcourse returns 0. 0 == false, so you might think it is false. But 0 !== false, which means 0 is the maximal value of max(false, 0)!