note 36975 deleted from language.types.type-juggling by didou

Note Submitter: emilebosch@hotmail.com ---- Just a little something that got me stuck for a amazing 5 minutes.. According to PHP this is the same.. --------------- if("1.15"=="1.150") echo "Look me being buggy!"; --------------- It does output the "Look me being buggy!" code! What happends is that php sees the dot (.) for a number so it typecasts the TEXT to a FLOAT before matching the values. Even still its not the same but it does give the same amount. Anyway, if you use a triple === it doesnt echo anything this is because the value and the TYPE have to be required to give a TRUE back. --------------- if("1.15"==="1.150") echo "Look me being buggy!"; --------------- So this doesn't give anything back .. Another problem solved!