I’m a bit stumped on this equal operator.
echo (2 == “2.5time”)
should output to 1/true.
The “2.5time” string should typecast into an integer and output 2 as an integer.
But it doesn’t seem to output anything.
Can anyone explain?
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I’m a bit stumped on this equal operator.
echo (2 == “2.5time”)
should output to 1/true.
The “2.5time” string should typecast into an integer and output 2 as an integer.
But it doesn’t seem to output anything.
Can anyone explain?
The comparison is having PHP parse the string and get a number of 2.5 which is a float. it’s then comparing it against your integer which gets treated as a float 2.0