=== represents what?
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Answer / bhavphp
=== means strictly comparison of operands. Comparison is
case sensitive and datatype related.
eg.
"hello"==="Hello" returns false
"hello"=="Hello" returns true
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Answer / priya ranganathan
$a === $b
returns true if $a has same value as $b and $a and $b are of
the same type
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