A solution to it is, if you can, enter the array itens without the
commas, just array(100,110.453351020813,9);
Em 11-12-2012 05:05, Andreas Perstinger escreveu:
On 11.12.2012 07:48, "Рогулин С.В." wrote:
I encountered with unexpected behavior of max() function. When i pass a
parameter ['100',
On 11.12.2012 07:48, "Рогулин С.В." wrote:
I encountered with unexpected behavior of max() function. When i pass a
parameter ['100', '110,453351020813', '9'], this function gives answer '9'
var_dump(
max(array('100', '110,453351020813', '9'))
);
// will output:
// string(1) "9"
As the out
Because it returns alphabetical highest string.
You should change your locale or use dot instead of comma:
var_dump(
max(array('100', '110*.*453351020813', '9'))
);
On 11 December 2012 10:48, "Рогулин С.В." wrote:
> Hi, dear subscribers.
>
> I encountered with unexpected behavior of max() fu
Hi, dear subscribers.
I encountered with unexpected behavior of max() function. When i pass a
parameter ['100', '110,453351020813', '9'], this function gives answer '9'
var_dump(
max(array('100', '110,453351020813', '9'))
);
// will output:
// string(1) "9"
I can`t understand this behaviou
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