Posted by John Nichel on 06/14/68 11:05

tg-php@gryffyndevelopment.com wrote:
> Yeah, I stated that it was being converted to an integer, but what I didn't think about was that 'A' didn't contain any integers so it would end up being zero. I believe if it had been 'A23' then it would have been converted to 23.
>
> But if it had evaluated to false than the if statement might still evaluate to true if it came out to be if (FALSE == FALSE), right? FALSE == FALSE equates to TRUE, yes?

Right, since both sides of the comparison evaluated to 0 (false), the
comparison itself is true.

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