Can someone explain me why this:
var_dump((bool) 1==2);
returns
bool(true)
but
var_dump(1==2);
returns
bool(false)
Of course the second return is correct, but why in the first occasion php returns an unexpected value?
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It’s actually not as strange it seems.
(bool)has higher precedence than==, so this:is equivalent to this:
or this:
Due to type juggling, the
2also essentially gets cast tobool(since this is a “loose comparison”), so it’s equivalent to this:or this: