Hey there,
Kjell Bublitz a �crit :
Nah.. both won.. include() is not strict.. with your example i could
That's right, and AFAIK, in_array isn't either (at least by default).
However, aside from issues with arrays containing such stuff as null,
false and undefined, it's not much of an issue, is it?
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