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Just wanted to double check:
PHP uses implicit conversion, right? Say, for instance, if I have a PHP
string variable
$var1 = '003';
can/should I compare it numerically, like so?:
if($var1 > 2)
destroy(World);
- From what I've read, this would be okay since $var1 is a numeric string,
but I thought I should get some other perspectives.
- --
Christopher Howard
http://indicium.us
http://theologia.indicium.us
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