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Originally posted by John Anderton
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Originally posted by matty
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Originally posted by vikke
Mattike: == is the equal operator, not ===.
=== Is the bitwise-equal operator.
Also used to type specificity.
vikke, in php if you evaluate 0==false, the value would be true. Because its not testing the type of operands stored. doing 0===false would make it test the type as well which as matty correctly pointed out, is done by checking equality bitwise 
Oh I'm sorry, I don't know scripting too well, I'm used to C where == is the bitwise-equal operator.
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