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Originally posted by L. Coyote
Not only are you missing a closing bracket for the function, but you are also using === instead of ==.
=== doesn't mean anything, it's not correct.
umm dont post when you dont know what youre talking about
=== is a perfectly valid operator, it does the same thing as the == operator with the addition of checking the type of the two variables being compared (which in this case is not really needed, but wont make any difference).
The only thing wrong with that code is the missing closing bracket.
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