Posted by Toby Inkster on 06/14/06 06:59

maya wrote:

> noticed that it works both with '!==' and '!='.... there's probably
> some subtle difference I'm still not aware of.

There is, and it's a fairly important difference with strstr.

if (1==TRUE) // true
if (1===TRUE) // false

'==' (and '!=') test whether two things are (or are not) equal-or-equivalent.

'===' (and '!==') test whether two things are (or are not) exactly-equal.

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