Note Submitter: Druadan
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I'm a Java programmer looking at learning PHP, and I noticed
that although the tutorial used !==, with two equals signs
to indicate 'does not equal', I had instinctively used !=,
with only one equals sign. This didn't make a difference to
my code, though. Is there a difference? If so, what is it?
I think this would be worth mentioning in the tutorial, as
it has me wondering, and likely will be on the minds of
others reading it.
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