> i think, given that php's || and && operators always return a boolean
> value, people are going to be confused and disappointed with ||= and &&=
> when coming from languages (like perl) that implement them as returning
> false or the value that was true.
I think that PHP is closer to C than Perl.
int main(void){
int a,b=5,c=2;
a=b&&c;
printf("%d",a);
}
Prints : 1
If b==0 -> prints 0.
So I think that it is better expected to return boolean value instead of
non-bool value.
Andrey
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