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Seriously? (string) x fuzzy equals to (int) 0? Holy crap that is some cancer.
by babby 13y ago
Seriously? (string) x fuzzy equals to (int) 0? Holy crap that is some cancer.
- TylerE 13y agoYes, seriously. http://php.net/manual/en/types.comparisons.php http://php.net/manual/en/types.comparisons.php
- sjwright 13y ago"PHP: It's worse than ColdFusion."
- krapp 13y agoThat's just... that's just cruel.
- sjwright 13y agoAs a CFML developer who has had to bear the brunt of gleeful derision, you won't get an apology from me. :-) Modern CFML running on Railo is an awesome environment to work in: PHP-like hackability, a very consistent language spec, native JVM performance, first-class java library integration, and it's a 100% pure open source software stack. Whereas PHP has a much slower runtime, a horrific language spec, and nothing similar to the benefit of running on a common runtime like the JVM.
- NegativeK 13y agoI've no certainty here, but I strongly suspect that it's a Perlism that PHP partially took. In Perl, $a == $b would be true -- just like in PHP. However, in Perl, you use string comparison ($a eq $b) when you want to compare strings. PHP doesn't seem to have string comparison outside of ==.