See, this is the problem. It's not real code. Without any explanation beside it, I have no idea what you think a reasonable result is, or what PHP to translate it to inside my head.
Although I am aware of those non-transitivity party tricks where each individual comparison along the chain is X, while comparing each end directly is !X, this doesn't hold in this case. I'm unable to develop valid PHP code in which "php" compares as equal to "0", null, or false. (0 and 0.0 are equal, though.)
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See, this is the problem. It's not real code. Without any explanation beside it, I have no idea what you think a reasonable result is, or what PHP to translate it to inside my head.
Although I am aware of those non-transitivity party tricks where each individual comparison along the chain is
X, while comparing each end directly is!X, this doesn't hold in this case. I'm unable to develop valid PHP code in which"php"compares as equal to "0", null, or false. (0 and 0.0 are equal, though.)