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jwilson122 · 11-04-2010, 02:17 AM

Hey guys, okay so.. I was wondering does:

PHP Code:

==

and

PHP Code:

=>

OR

PHP Code:

all mean the same thing?? I'm making a login script where it checks their status. I would like to code it like:

PHP Code:


			
if ($results->status=>1)

{

   echo 'Your account is not email verified!';

}

else if ($results->status=>2)

{

   echo 'Your account is banned!';

}

Any other way should be doing it? I hate coding with like.. if ($results == 1) etc etc..

11-04-2010, 02:17 AM	#1 (permalink)
jwilson122 The Wanderer Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 5 Thanks: 0	is this the same? Hey guys, okay so.. I was wondering does: PHP Code: `==` and PHP Code: `=>` OR PHP Code: `>` all mean the same thing?? I'm making a login script where it checks their status. I would like to code it like: PHP Code: `if ($results->status=>1) { echo 'Your account is not email verified!'; } else if ($results->status=>2) { echo 'Your account is banned!'; }` Any other way should be doing it? I hate coding with like.. if ($results == 1) etc etc..