Posted by Daniel at 2:17 am
PHP’s === Operator enables you to compare or test variables for both equality and type. Refer below for example.
<?php //define variables.. $str = '9'; $int = 9; //Returns true since both variable contains the same value.. $res = ($str==$int); //Returns false since the two variables are not of the same type.. $res = ($str===$int); ?>
Thanks for pointing out the === operator. At first I thought you had a typo! 
But, I see many uses for this! Keep up the good work with your tips and advice!
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Really nice presentation of operator ===.
I don’t know yet the enviroment of PHP but know some basic programming also like C.
Good Luck. Hopefully you could update your blog regularly.
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I usually use the double equal sign == to test equality and never used this triple equal. Maybe because there’s no situation that requires it but thank you for pointing this one.
I always get lost when it comes to those “=” “==” “===” operators. Had no idea there even was a “===” one.
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I use == to and not === but ill try with this also. I had heard about this long back but never tried. Thanks for reminding me..
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That’s actualy a pretty useful operator. You’d think that there’s not much you can do with that but in reality it has so many uses you wouldn’t belive it…
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