Every half-decent compiler will spit warnings at you, though.
> Now you want to add === to the mix?
It's been this way forever. PHP does all these conversions intentionally and trusts that you want them done. If you don't, go write C++ with FastCGI yourself. The difference between == and === is something you should pick up within your first few days of using PHP - what kind of industry has an economy measured above the "MILLIONS of $$$", but can't afford a dedicated PHP programmer?
I'm almost glad there isn't an official first-party public bug tracker, mailing list, etc. for Javascript - it would be ten times worse than this.
Every half-decent compiler will spit warnings at you, though.
> Now you want to add === to the mix?
It's been this way forever. PHP does all these conversions intentionally and trusts that you want them done. If you don't, go write C++ with FastCGI yourself. The difference between == and === is something you should pick up within your first few days of using PHP - what kind of industry has an economy measured above the "MILLIONS of $$$", but can't afford a dedicated PHP programmer?
I'm almost glad there isn't an official first-party public bug tracker, mailing list, etc. for Javascript - it would be ten times worse than this.