$a!==$b; statement will return true if 1) $a not equal to $b or 2) $a n

!== represents what?

Question Posted / priya ranganathan

Answer Posted / priya ranganathan

$a!==$b;
statement will return true if
1) $a not equal to $b or
2) $a not the same type as $b.

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