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"Tighten equivalence requirements" But PHP is a great tool for working with the messy world of the web. Being able to type !$anyvariable is expressive, obvious
by lotsofcows 13y ago
"Tighten equivalence requirements" But PHP is a great tool for working with the messy world of the web. Being able to type !$anyvariable is expressive, obvious and straight-forward. I don't care what type it is. Unless, I do; then I use ===