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RE: string -> int, I'm not able to replicate this. https://repl.it/@JadoJodo/SelfreliantEdibleUsers https://repl.it/@JadoJodo/SelfreliantEdibleUsers edit: Not
by JadoJodo 6y ago
RE: string -> int, I'm not able to replicate this.
https://repl.it/@JadoJodo/SelfreliantEdibleUsers https://repl.it/@JadoJodo/SelfreliantEdibleUsers
edit: Not trying to discount your feelings overall, but just curious about that specific example.
- withinboredom 6y agoMost people don't use a production version of php.ini, I'm fairly certain you can turn this off and on in there. I've only run into this on my personal projects (where I don't care too much about the configuration) but never at work.
- ragnese 6y agoYou example doesn't work because you tried to access the element with a string, which was ALSO converted to an int. https://repl.it/repls/CompetentBlondInstructions https://repl.it/repls/CompetentBlondInstructions Here I changed your string index to an int and it still says success!